ADB and Swedru All Blacks renew partnership for 2026/27 Season
The Agricultural Development Bank (ADB) PLC has renewed its partnership with Swedru All Blacks Football Club, retaining its status as the club’s official banking and matchday sponsor for the 2026/27 season.
The Agricultural Development Bank (ADB) PLC has rekindled its partnership with Swedru All Blacks Football Club, ensuring its position as the club’s official banking and matchday sponsor for the 2026/27 season. The declaration took place during a brief ceremony held at ADB’s headquarters in Accra on Monday, October 19, 2026. During the event, ADB Deputy Managing Director in charge of Services, Professor Ferdinand Ahiakpor, expressed the bank's pride in backing one of Ghana's oldest football clubs.
He highlighted that the partnership resonates with ADB's overarching mission of cultivating strategic alliances and uplifting communities. Professor Ahiakpor emphasized that both entities share common values, namely transformation, innovation, and excellence. He further noted that while Swedru All Blacks are striving to reinvent their identity, ADB is on a mission to become one of the top three banks in Ghana.
To incentivize the club throughout the season, ADB has pledged additional benefits. Swedru All Blacks were present at the ceremony through their Club President Stephen Atto Quayson and Communications Director Nathaniel Obeng. Both were thrilled about the renewed partnership, with Obeng describing the agreement as timely, stating it would offer both a financial and psychological lift as the club endeavors to enhance its competitiveness in the Ghana Premier League.
On the field, Swedru All Blacks have started the 2026/27 campaign on a promising note. They have earned 11 points from seven matches and secured consecutive wins against Asante Kotoko and Karela United. Currently, the Black Magicians are positioned seventh on the league table. The renewed partnership is anticipated to offer additional backing as they pursue their goals for the season.
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