Vice-President Professor Naana Jane Opoku-Agyemang has congratulated Ghana's national armwrestling team, the Golden Arms, on their impressive performance at the 2026 World Armwrestling Championships in New Delhi, India. The team has secured four gold and four silver medals, showcasing Ghana's growing competitiveness in the sport. The Vice-President praised the athletes for demonstrating Ghana's immense talent and commended their determination and achievements.
The Golden Arms' medal-winning performances build on Ghana's growing reputation in international armwrestling. The team has been making its mark at continental and global competitions. The 2026 championship, which runs from October 26 to November 7, is the 47th World Armwrestling Championship and the 28th World Para Armwrestling Championship. It has attracted more than 1,700 athletes, officials, and supporters from over 60 countries.
The Vice-President specifically congratulated Blessed Abeka Nunoo and Mabel Kwabeah Yeboah for their gold medal victories. She also acknowledged Grace Minta, who won two silver medals, as well as Florence Boakye Mensah and Dodzi Asinu for their silver medal performances. Prof. Opoku-Agyemang commended the coaches and technical team for their hard work and contribution to the athletes' performance.
The team's participation in the New Delhi championship provides another opportunity to strengthen Ghana's standing in the sport and inspire the next generation of armwrestling talent. The Golden Arms' impressive performance is a significant achievement for Ghana's armwrestling community. The team's success is expected to motivate and encourage young athletes to take up the sport.
Prof. Opoku-Agyemang encouraged the Golden Arms to remain focused and determined as the competition continues. She urged them to give their very best in the remaining contests. The Vice-President's congratulatory message was shared on her official social media platforms, highlighting the team's achievements and Ghana's growing presence in international armwrestling.
The 2026 World Armwrestling Championships is being hosted by the People's Armwrestling Federation of India. The event has brought together athletes and officials from around the world, providing a platform for them to compete and showcase their skills. Ghana's Golden Arms have demonstrated their capabilities and potential at the championship.
The Golden Arms' impressive medal haul has earned them recognition and praise from the Ghanaian government and the armwrestling community. The team's success is a testament to their hard work, dedication, and perseverance. Key achievements include four gold medals and four silver medals, with notable performances from Blessed Abeka Nunoo, Mabel Kwabeah Yeboah, and Grace Minta.
Key points
- The Golden Arms have won four gold and four silver medals at the 2026 World Armwrestling Championships.
- The team's success is expected to inspire the next generation of armwrestling talent in Ghana.
- The 2026 World Armwrestling Championships has attracted over 1,700 athletes, officials, and supporters from more than 60 countries.
