THE Ghana Football Association (GFA) president, Kurt Okraku, has welcomed the association’s latest partner, Akoa Beverages Limited, urging them to work harder to develop football together in the country.
The company, producers of AquaBlue natural mineral water, signed a year agreement with the FA to become its official water partner at a short ceremony last week.
According to the FA boss, “I am very happy to start my second tenure with a company that is committed towards providing life to all of us.”
He said the partnership would go a long way to cut down the cost in providing water for the various national teams.
Mr Shadrach Akoenyenu, Chief Executive Officer of AquaBlue, said it was a moment of pride to be the official water partner of the GFA.
“We believe the partnership is not just about providing refreshment but also fostering a sense of togetherness, unity through the beautiful game of football,” Mr Shadrach noted.
He also said the company was committed to provide consumers with the best of products, as a leading producer of water in Ghana.
AQUABlue Natural Mineral water would provide water to the Association and refresh the various national teams in the course of the partnership.
