Twellium Industries Ghana Ltd has followed through on its sponsorship commitment to the Ghana Boxing Federation (GBF), presenting an assortment of products to the federation following the successful conclusion of the 2026 National Individual Amateur Boxing Championship.
The presentation, made by Twellium’s Frank Saka, was received by GBF President Dauda Fuseni and members of the federation’s executive, including First Vice President Nii Gonti Adjor I, also known as Nii Adama Addy, Treasurer Mustapha Nettey, and executive members John Marfo and Stanley Quarshie. The products delivered included Verna water, Rush energy drink, McBerry biscuits and H and H gari.
Saka reiterated Twellium’s commitment to delivering on its corporate promises. “Twellium promises and delivers on time,” he said. Fuseni thanked the company for the gesture and described Twellium as a key partner in the federation’s pursuit of international success. “Twellium is a partner in the journey of the GBF to win medals,” he said.
The presentation follows the finals of the championship, held at the Bukom Boxing Arena on Friday, February 27, where Amadu Mohammed and Mathias Ashitey were adjudged the tournament’s best boxers and each received a GH₵5,000 voucher from Twellium Ghana. Ebenezer Ankrah, Ibrahim Doku and Daniel Amoo received packages for second and third place finishes, bringing the total value of Twellium’s prize contribution to GH₵20,000 worth of products.
Looking ahead, Fuseni revealed that the selected boxers for the 2026 Commonwealth Games in Glasgow, Scotland, will begin camping and preparation soon, and expressed hope that Twellium would continue to be part of that journey. The Commonwealth Games are scheduled from July 23 to August 2 in Glasgow, with Ghana’s Black Bombers expected to field a competitive squad drawn largely from the national championship’s top performers. “We hope to have a fruitful long relationship and tell the story together,” Fuseni said.
