Member of Parliament for Nadowli-Kaleo, Anthony M. Sumah, has donated GHS25,000 to local side TF Exponential to support their maiden campaign in the Division One League.
The contribution, aimed at easing the team’s overall operational and logistical needs, comes as they prepare to face Tamale Real United in their third match of the season.
The newly promoted side is competing in Ghana’s second tier for the first time and hopes to secure promotion to the top flight.
Team Manager Moses Sunbobo expressed appreciation for the support, describing it as “a huge morale booster” and commending the MP’s commitment to sports development in the district.
Honourable Sumah reaffirmed his dedication to promoting youth and sports initiatives, stating, “As the MP, I’m committed to supporting programmes that advance sports development in our district. I believe our team has the potential to excel, and I’m happy to play my part.”
The donation reflects his broader effort to nurture local talent and strengthen the sporting foundations of the Nadowli Kaleo Constituency.
About TF Exponential FC
TF Exponential FC is a fast-rising football club based in Nadowli in the Upper West Region of Ghana. The team plays its home matches at the McCoy College of Education AstroTurf in Nadowli, serving as one of the region’s most promising football sides.
Over the years, TF Exponential FC has built a strong reputation for discipline, teamwork, and ambition, earning admiration from football enthusiasts within and beyond the Upper West Region.
The club’s growth has been steady and remarkable. In the 2022/23 season, TF Exponential FC competed in the Upper West Regional Division Two League and advanced to the Middle League, where they came close to promotion.
The experience strengthened the team’s resolve, and by the 2024/25 season, they returned stronger, going unbeaten in 18 group-stage matches and later winning all five of their Middle League games.
That dominant performance earned them the championship title and historic promotion to the Division One League, making them the first-ever club from the Nadowli Football District to reach Ghana’s second-tier league.
Now competing in the 2025/26 Division One League (Zone One), TF Exponential FC has begun their campaign with determination and fighting spirit.
Despite an initial setback in their opening match, the team quickly bounced back with a 2–1 victory over Bolga All Stars. After two matches, they are in mid-table with one win and one loss — a promising start for a newly promoted side finding its footing among more experienced competitors.
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