Ayitey Powers, a veteran of the ring known for his charismatic presence, has been officially exonerated after a court dropped the charges regarding an alleged threat made against the Director General of the National Sports Authority (NSA).

The legal proceedings reached a conclusion on September 2, 2026, when the court decided to dismiss the case, allowing Ayitey Powers to walk free. The allegations, which centered on purported threats directed at the head of the NSA, had been a subject of intense discussion within the local sports media.

However, with the court's recent decision to drop the case, the boxer is no longer facing the weight of these specific legal accusations. This outcome is particularly notable given the current climate of change within Ghana’s sports administration, which has seen broader shifts in the leadership of the National Sports Authority.

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For Ayitey Powers, the dismissal of this case represents a major personal and professional victory, clearing his path to move forward without the shadow of the alleged threat case looming over his career.

By dismissing the threat allegations involving the NSA boss, the court has effectively closed a controversial chapter for the veteran boxer.

Ayitey Powers
Ayitey Powers

As the National Sports Authority undergoes its own administrative transitions, this legal resolution allows the sports world to pivot its focus back to the achievements and future of Ghanaian boxing icons.