Ghana Para-Powerlifting Association embarked on talent hunt in Cape Coast
The Ghana Para-Powerlifting Association, under the auspices of the National Paralympic Committee of Ghana (NPC-Ghana), has successfully started its National Talent Hunt dubbed “LiftBeyondLimits”A New Hope Through Para-Powerlifting program.
This move is aimed at encouraging individuals who are physically challenged, sidelined by society and struggling with self-doubt to regain their confidence through the sport with a vibrant event at the Cape Coast Sports Stadium on Wednesday , August 6, 2025.
In a statement signed by the Ghana Para-Powerlifting Association president, Majeed Eldeen, the long-awaited initiative aims to scout and develop new talent across the country to feed into Ghana’s Para-Powerlifting Team for the upcoming national and international competitions.
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The event brought together over 35 persons with impairments or disabilities within the Central Region of Ghana.
The coaching team featured Head coach Prince Nyarko, George Ohene-Adu and the National Paralympian Tahiru Haruna.
By the end of the day, 12 determined and talented athletes had been selected for further training and development.
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Beyond talent scouting, the exercise also contributed to building a more accurate national database for para powerlifting participants.
The Ghana Para Powerlifting Association extended its appreciation to the NPC president Samson Deen, Abena Tannor and other key stakeholders for making this a success
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