Accra Hearts of Oak board member Vincent Odotei Sowah says the club’s unveiling of the new state-of-the-art commercial centre, the Phobia House, marks a significant milestone in their history.
Located at Adabraka, this ultra-modern facility is set to elevate the club’s standing within African football and solidify its position as a leading force.
The handover ceremony, which took place on July 30, 2024, was a notable event, led by Executive Chairman Togbe Afede and was attended by board members, including Vincent Sowah Odotei, who expressed great enthusiasm about the development.
“This has come to fruition because of the collaboration of all stakeholders—the patrons, the board, and the supporters. We are very happy, and this is part of the strategic steps we are taking to make Hearts of Oak a preeminent club in Ghana and Africa.”
The Phobia House described as an ultra-modern facility, will serve as the club’s central business hub, incorporating various offices and marking a pioneering development for a Ghanaian team. The new centre is expected to enhance the club’s operational efficiency and strengthen its brand presence.
The new secretariat is a key component of the club’s broader strategy to elevate its competitive edge both locally and continental.
In the upcoming season, the Phobians will challenge once again for the 2024/25 Ghana Premier League title as they begin their campaign against Basake Holy Stars.
