Accra Hearts of Oak Bids Farewell to Former Welfare Manager Nii Sabban Quaye

Accra Hearts of Oak has paid tribute to its former welfare manager, Nii Sabban Quaye, following his death, acknowledging his service and contributions to the club.

The team took to its official Facebook page on October 10, 2026, to announce the farewell message, expressing appreciation for his dedication and the role he played in the Phobian family.

In the statement, the club described Quaye as an important part of its history, noting that his service and commitment would continue to be remembered by those who knew and worked with him.

“Today, we bid farewell to our former welfare Manager, Nii Sabban Quaye. Your service, dedication, and contribution to the Phobian family will forever remain part of our history,” the club stated.

Accra Hearts of Oak also acknowledged the lasting impact of his work, emphasising that his legacy would live on in the hearts of members of the club and others who had the opportunity to work with him.

The tribute reflected the club’s appreciation for individuals who have contributed to its activities and supported its football operations over the years.

As a former welfare manager, Quaye served in a role associated with the welfare and support of players and other members of the team. Such responsibilities are important in helping football clubs maintain strong relationships among players, officials and the wider club community.

The club concluded its message with a brief farewell, writing, “Rest well, Sabban,” accompanied by dove emojis to symbolise peace and remembrance.

The tribute has provided an opportunity for the club to recognise Quaye’s contribution and acknowledge his place in its history as the Phobian family bids farewell to one of its former officials.

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