Speculation is growing that Mohammed Alhassan, a respected sports journalist turned businessman, could be appointed Youth and Sports Minister in the incoming administration under President-elect John Dramani Mahama.
Sources within the National Democratic Congress (NDC) suggest Alhassan is a strong contender for the role, given his extensive experience in sports journalism, public relations, and youth advocacy.
Known for his innovative approach, Alhassan’s nomination is seen as a strategic move to revamp Ghana’s youth and sports sectors.
Alhassan’s career spans decades of achievements, including roles as head of sports at Radio Gold and Public Relations Officer for Inter Allies FC.
He was instrumental in investigating the Kumasi Stadium disaster and has served as a political communicator and business leader, managing multiple enterprises.
A passionate advocate for youth development and sports, Alhassan’s leadership is viewed as capable of transforming the Ministry of Youth and Sports.
While no official announcement has been made, anticipation is high that his appointment could usher in a new era for Ghanaian sports and youth development.
