Cocoa from Ghana, a Dutch-Ghanaian cocoa farming initiative, has been unveiled as the new shirt sponsor of the West African Football Academy (WAFA).
The five-year deal will see Cocoa from Ghana branding appear across the front of WAFA’s match day shirts and training kits.
The five-year deal will see Cocoa from Ghana branding appear across the front of WAFA’s match day shirts and training kits.
WAFA plays in the Ghanaian Premier League and is one of the biggest football academies in Africa and was founded by Dutch Eredivisie side Feyenoord. WAFA talents are regularly drafted by international football clubs.
Cocoa from Ghana supports a wide range of sports; it is head sponsor of the successful Dutch women's handball team and also sponsors Dutch long jump athlete Ignisious Gaisah, who was born in Ghana.
Cocoa from Ghana recently entered into a strategic partnership with the Ghana Olympic Committee. A one-year sponsorship agreement was signed, with plans to extend the agreement until after the 2020 Olympic Games in Japan.
Karel Brokken, managing director of WAFA said: “We are proud to wear the Cocoa from Ghana brand on our shirts and hope it will increase awareness for the Ghanaian cocoa industry”
Joost Bellaart, Cocoa from Ghana spokesperson said: “This is a win-win situation. It demonstrates Ghana's passion for football while simultaneously promoting their key export product.”
Cocoa from Ghana supports a wide range of sports; it is head sponsor of the successful Dutch women's handball team and also sponsors Dutch long jump athlete Ignisious Gaisah, who was born in Ghana.
Cocoa from Ghana recently entered into a strategic partnership with the Ghana Olympic Committee. A one-year sponsorship agreement was signed, with plans to extend the agreement until after the 2020 Olympic Games in Japan.
Karel Brokken, managing director of WAFA said: “We are proud to wear the Cocoa from Ghana brand on our shirts and hope it will increase awareness for the Ghanaian cocoa industry”
Joost Bellaart, Cocoa from Ghana spokesperson said: “This is a win-win situation. It demonstrates Ghana's passion for football while simultaneously promoting their key export product.”
By: sportingindustry.co.za
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