‎betPawa Extends Partnership with GFA to Empower National Teams ‎


              Story By Azaglo Michael 


In a significant move to bolster the nation's footballing ambitions, the Ghana Football Association (GFA) and betting platform betPawa have officially renewed their strategic partnership.

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Announced on Friday, May 29, 2026, at the Best Western Premier Hotel, the agreement marks a critical expansion of the company’s signature "Locker Room Bonus" to include the Black Stars and Black Queens.

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‎This renewal arrives at a pivotal moment for Ghanaian football, as both the men’s and women’s senior national teams gear up for high-stakes international campaigns,most notably the 2026 FIFA World Cup qualifiers and the Women’s Africa Cup of Nations, respectively.

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‎Incentivizing Excellence: The Locker Room Bonus

‎The "Locker Room Bonus" is designed to provide immediate financial rewards to players following victories. By extending this initiative to the national level, betPawa aims to foster a culture of heightened motivation and professionalism within the squads.

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‎Borah Omary Ndanyungu, Head of Local Marketing and CSR at betPawa, emphasized the brand's long-term commitment to the sport’s ecosystem. "This support reflects our belief that when Ghanaian football wins, the entire nation moves forward together," Ndanyungu noted during the signing ceremony.

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The "Locker Room Bonus" is designed to provide immediate financial rewards to players following victories. By extending this initiative to the national level, betPawa aims to foster a culture of heightened motivation and professionalism within the squads.

‎GFA Hails "Real-World" Impact

‎GFA Vice-President Mark Addo, who represented the Association at the event, lauded betPawa as a cornerstone partner for Ghana’s footballing future.

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‎GFA Vice-President Mark Addo


‎"The Ghana Football Association deeply values partnerships that go beyond visibility and branding to make a meaningful impact where it matters most—on the pitch, in the locker room, and in the lives of our players," Addo stated.

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He highlighted that the Locker Room Bonus has already proven its worth in domestic leagues by elevating competitiveness and rewarding dedication.

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‎The renewed agreement solidifies a relationship that continues to prioritize the well-being of athletes, reinforcing the GFA’s goal of creating a robust, player-centered environment as Ghana pursues continental and global glory.

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