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[ 2021-03-04 ]

Hearts of Oak to build new head office
Accra Hearts of Oak is due to commence the
construction of a new office complex that would
that would befit the status of the club.
As a result, the board is considering pulling down
the old structure to pave way for the
redevelopment of the secretariat, according to
board chairman, Togbe Afede XIV.



Before the project commences, management of the
club are hoping to complete the Pobiman project on
time to move the current staff there for work to
commence.

Togbe Afede said the direction the current board
wants to move the club required that they have a
befitting edifice that would not only bring in
revenue but also enhance the image of the club.

“The development of Pobiman is an integral part
of our strategy to build infrastructure that will
support our vision. And we’d expected Pobiman to
be completed before the end of last year but for
COVID-19 disruptions.

“We’d thought from the very onset that once
Pobiman was built we’ll not need all the staff
we have now at the secretariat because most of the
club activities will be centered at Pobiman. That
is why we had thought that once the structures are
completed secretariat staff would move to
Pobiman.



“Where we are now (secretariat) we are seated on
very prime land. Land from which the club can
derive more benefit than it’s taking today. So,
part of the plans for building Pobiman is to be
able to send most of the secretariat staff to
Pobiman and we intend now to do that as soon as
possible to pave way for the redevelopment of our
head office building.

“The whole idea is that the club can derive, not
only income from that, but also image development,
a secretariat befitting the status of Accra Hearts
of Oak and that’s what we want”, he said

Source - Graphic Online



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