GJF - Ghana Judo Federation

This Earth Day, we’re reminded that the future is in our hands 🌱

At the Ghana Judo Federation, we believe in nurturing not just strong athletes but a responsible generation committed to protecting our environment.

Let’s grow, protect and build a greener tomorrow together.

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Ghana Judo Federation The Ghana Judo Federation (GJF) is the official body for Judo in Ghana, promoting discipline, development, and national growth of the sport. GJF supports athletes from grassroots to elite level and represents Ghana on the international stage.

Ghana recorded an outstanding performance at the Japan Ambassador’s Cup, hosted by Ivory Coast in Abidjan as two of our judokas delivered medal-winning performances on the international stage.

The team was led by Lambert Gameli Fiazuku, whose leadership and guidance played a key role in the team’s success.

Dallas Awenyese (+100kg) showcased exceptional strength and skill to clinch the Gold Medal, standing proudly at the top of the podium.

Masawudu Ametepe (-73kg) also made Ghana proud with a strong showing, securing a medal in his weight category.

Together, the duo returned home with two trophies, reaffirming Ghana’s growing presence and competitiveness in international judo.

Congratulations to our athletes and officials for flying the Ghana flag high! 🇬🇭👏

The future of Ghana Judo is bright.

The Ghana Olympic Committee (GOC) has awarded Olympic scholarships to Elizebeth Serwaa Oduro (Judo) and Henrietta Naa Ayele Armah (Taekwondo) to undertake an advanced two-year training programme in France and Germany.

This initiative forms part of preparations toward the 2028 Olympic Games and will run until 2028, offering the athletes invaluable international exposure and elite-level training.

The Ghana Judo Federation congratulates Elizebeth Serwaa Oduro on this outstanding achievement and wishes her continued success as she represents Ghana on the global stage 🇬🇭🥋

The Ghana Judo Federation extends heartfelt gratitude to all stakeholders for your support throughout the year.

Wishing you a peaceful Christmas and a prosperous New Year filled with hope, unity and success for Ghana Judo Federation.

African Youth Games, 2025!

Team Ghana is in Angola for the African Youth Games by the collaborative effort of the Ministry for Sports & Recreation (MoSR) and the Ghana Olympic Committee (GOC).

✔️Badminton - Ghana beats Egypt 2-0 in the mixed event. Ghana is scheduled to play Nigeria today.

✔️Athletics, Table Tennis Singles and Karate competes today.

✔️Swimming goes into action tomorrow.

Evelyn Dzato delivered an impressive performance in the -57kg category, winning a bronze medal for Ghana at the Abidjan African Open 2025.

She now turns her attention to the Senior Championship tomorrow, determined to make Ghana proud once again.

Let’s continue to support her! 🇬🇭💪🥋

A huge congratulations to Isaac Williams, who fought brilliantly in the 90kg category to win Ghana’s first-ever gold medal in the Junior division at the Abidjan African Open 2025!

Isaac now turns his focus to the Senior Championship tomorrow, as he continues to represent Ghana with dedication and determination.

The entire Judo family is proud of you. Keep shining, champion! 🇬🇭🤼‍♂️✨