President Kurt Edwin Simeon-Okraku led a delegation from the Ghana Football Association and the football fraternity to mourn with Asante Kotoko and pay last respect at the funeral of devoted fan,  Yaw Frimpong, better known as 'Nana Pooley', on Thursday March 6, 2025, in Kumasi.

The funeral, held at the Heroes park, Baba Yara Stadium in Kumasi  saw a strong representation from the Ghana Football Association (GFA) and key members of the football fraternity.

President Okraku and Vice-President Mark Addo attended the funeral alongside key football industry players.

The President, was joined by his team of Executive Council members, Regional Football Association Chairmen, Club Executives and officials from the GFA to show support and solidarity to Asante Kotoko and bid farewell to the passionate fan.

The late Nana Pooley, who passed away painfully last month, was interred at Ahafo Kukuom Royal Mausoleum on Thursday March 6, 2025.

The final funeral rites attracted football administrators, supporters and enthusiasts from across the country, as the fraternity celebrated the life of a true loyal fan of the Porcupine Warriors in particular, and Ghana football in general.

Nana Pooley, known for his unwavering support and dedication to Asante Kotoko, was highly regarded by the club and its supporters.

His funeral drew a significant crowd, as football officials, fans, and well-wishers gathered to honor the memory of the passionate fan who played an important role in fostering the vibrant fan culture of Asante Kotoko.

This gathering reflects the unity and shared respect in Ghana football, as the football family stood with Asante Kotoko during this difficult time.

GFA Communications