President of the Ghana Boxing Authority (GBA), Abraham Neequaye, has announced his resignation, citing personal reasons and a desire to uphold the integrity of the board during a challenging time.
His decision is subject to an official announcement to confirm to confirm an end to his tenure.
In a widespread statement on social media, Mr. Neequaye confirmed that his resignation would take effect on Friday, June 27, 2025, following a press conference at 10:00 a.m. at the GBA secretariat.
“While it was a difficult decision to make, it was the best course of action for me and some executive board members with integrity and dignity at this crucial time,” he stated.
Reflecting on his time in office, the outgoing president expressed deep appreciation for the opportunity to serve Ghana boxing.
“I am incredibly grateful for the opportunities that I have been given as the GBA president. I actually value the insights that I have learned, and I expect them to help me in my future endeavours,” Mr. Neequaye said.
He also addressed the challenges he and others have faced during his leadership, particularly in the media.
“Let me seize the opportunity to thank the media landscape for the support you offered me and my board members, especially those of us who suffered character assassination during these difficult times,” he remarked.
Mr. Neequaye’s resignation comes after what he describes as a period of deep reflection on his personal and professional aspirations.
He emphasized that his role at the GBA was not driven by compensation but by a desire to serve.
“This office doesn’t pay salary or allowance but is just sacrificial work to serve others and one’s country,” he noted.
