Kenyan competitor and Ghana s Sakat Lariba share praises at first Accra between city long distance race

More than 600 competitors participated in the first between city long distance race in the Ghanaian capital of Accra Saturday to introduce the 2022 Homowo festivities, a celebration that denotes the start of food collect among the local Ga ethnic gathering of Accra.
Both male and female members from Ghana, Togo, Nigeria, Kenya, China, and a few different nations and locales joined the race.
Kenyan competitor Martin Tirop Kimurgor won the men's gold, while Sakat Lariba from Ghana won in the ladies' division.
Kimurgor told the press he was glad to have partaken and won a definitive award in question in the between city long distance race.
"I prepared hard for this occasion, and fortunately I won. I'm prepared to partake in some other long distance race from here on out," the Kenyan competitor said.
Henry Senyo Penni, senior supervisor of Medivents Consult, the long distance race's coordinator said the motivation behind sorting out the opposition was to assist with uncovering gifts and foster the game in Ghana.
"At the point when we continue to advance this occasion, we would assist with creating numerous abilities for Ghana and Africa. I empower the young people of Ghana and Africa to take to sports since it advances advancement, advances the travel industry, and causes quiet conjunction," Penni communicated.