VOICED : Ghana looks to convert grassroots rugby into global success

The video discusses the growth of rugby in Ghana, highlighting the efforts of the Ghana Rugby Football Union (GRFU) to make the sport inclusive for all, regardless of religious background. The GRFU aims to expand participation by increasing the number of players and integrating rugby into schools. They have set ambitious goals to achieve Olympic and world titles in the sevens game. The video also covers the training of students for national teams and the broader development of rugby in Africa, with a focus on nurturing future sevens superstars.

Who is Far Too Inusah in the context of Ghanaian rugby?

• One of the country's first female rugby players

• A coach for the national team

• A rugby referee

• A sports journalist

What is one of the main goals of the Ghana Rugby Football Union?

• To host the Rugby World Cup

• To have 1500 players and teach rugby in 120 schools

• To create a rugby-themed amusement park

• To build a new national stadium

How does the GRFU plan to develop young rugby players?

• By sending them to international training camps

• By attaching them to clubs and monitoring their progress

• By offering them scholarships to study abroad

• By organizing weekly rugby festivals

What was the participation level in African rugby development programs in 2016?

• Nearly 400,000 youngsters

• 100,000 youngsters

• 200,000 youngsters

• 300,000 youngsters

What is the long-term vision for African youngsters in rugby?

• To become the world's next sevens superstars

• To dominate the Rugby World Cup

• To establish their own rugby league

• To host the Olympic Games