Kurt Okraku is the CEO os Protons Services
The hugely-anticipated second edition of the Guinness National Player Awards will roll out on Friday June 21.
The event, which is meant to honour the gigantic contributions of ex and current players who have played significant roles for the various national teams, is expected to draw a record crowd to the State Banquet Hall in Accra.
The second edition intends to honour the 1982 Olympic winning team led by legendary coach Sam Arday.
The 1998/99 Black Queens team will also be honoured for their first World Cup qualification.
The ?Golden Legends? including Adansi Fofie, George Alhassan, Mensah Aguadze, Doddo Ankrah, Dogo Moro and Kwame Adarkwa are expected to honoured for their significant contribution to the success story of the Black Stars in the past.
Fatau Dauda, Rabiu Mohammed and Mubarak Wakaso will vie for the Most Valuable Player Award in the Black Stars category.
The country?s female Under-17 team will also be awarded for a historic third at the FIFA Under-17 Women?s Championship held in Azerbaijan.
Sherifatu Sumaila, Jane Ayieyam, Priscilla Okyere are all in contention for the Valuable Player of the Year in the Female Under-17 category.
There are a number of other important awards to be given at the State Banquet Hall in Accra on Friday night.
The annual National Player Awards is meant to honour gallant men and women who have dedicated their lives to serve the nation with the hope that it would leave a lasting memory on former players as well as serve as real boost to upcoming talents to offer selfless services.
The prestigious award is being organized by renowned sports management company, Proton Sports Services.
