The Ghana Police Service Cycling Team delivered a commendable performance at the maiden edition of the Bahati Cycling Race, held on Sunday, July 12, 2026, at the Accra Sports Stadium. The team distinguished itself with podium finishes in both the men’s and women’s categories, affirming the Service’s growing stature in competitive cycling.
The international event attracted a diverse field of cyclists from Ghana, Burkina Faso, Jamaica, and the United States, offering a competitive platform that fostered sportsmanship and cross-cultural athletic exchange.
Women’s Category
Representing the Ghana Police Service with remarkable tenacity, Abigail Mensah secured an impressive second-place finish in the women’s race. She narrowly ceded the top position to Burkina Faso’s Aminatu, who emerged as the overall winner in a closely contested finale.
Men’s Category
The men’s competition further affirmed the team’s competitive depth, with Sesi Emmanuel claiming the runner-up spot and Solomon Tagoe capturing third place. Their performances reflected a high level of determination, tactical discipline, and resilience, contributing significantly to the team’s overall success at the event.
The closing ceremony featured the presentation of medals and prizes to the outstanding cyclists, officiated by the Secretary-General of the Ghana Cycling Federation, alongside representatives of the Bahati Cycling Race Organising Committee.
In an official statement, the Ghana Police Service extended its commendation to the cyclists for their exemplary discipline, commitment, and exceptional athleticism.
The Service noted that these achievements are a direct reflection of its sustained investment in sports development and its broader commitment to excellence.
Furthermore, the Service reiterated its dedication to leveraging sports as a strategic tool for enhancing teamwork, fostering physical fitness, instilling discipline, and strengthening collaborative partnerships within the national and international sporting community.