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Former Asante Kotoko Coach Bashiru Hayford Says Club's Funeral Donation Cheque Bounced

Former Asante Kotoko coach Bashiru Hayford claims the club issued a GH¢200 funeral donation cheque that bounced.

Former Asante Kotoko Coach Bashiru Hayford Says Club's Funeral Donation Cheque Bounced
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In Brief

  • •Former Asante Kotoko coach Bashiru Hayford claims the club issued a GH¢200 funeral donation cheque that bounced.
  • •Cheques was delivered by former club official Edmund Ackah.
  • •Hayford still holds the cheque.
  • •Hayford revealed the incident during an interview on Kessben Sports with Sir Joe Laka.
  • •Incident highlights potential financial mismanagement at the club.

Why It Matters

The incident raises questions about Asante Kotoko’s financial practices and accountability, especially concerning payments to former staff. It may affect the club’s reputation among players, staff, and fans, and could prompt scrutiny from football governing bodies.

Key Details

Cheque Amount
GH¢200
Cheque Status
Bounced
Recipient
Bashiru Hayford
Delivered By
Edmund Ackah
Interview Platform
Kessben Sports
Interview Date
2026-10-27

Context & Background

Asante Kotoko, known as the Porcupine Warriors, is one of Ghana’s most successful football clubs but has faced financial controversies in recent years.

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