Meet the athletes who represent IPC Volleyball Club with excellence, discipline, teamwork and purpose, on and off the court.
John Nii Aryee is a quick and agile libero who has been part of the IPC Volleyball Club family since 2019. An academy product of the club, he has developed through the IPC system, steadily building his skills, confidence and understanding of the game.
Sumaila Fuseini is a dynamic right-handed outside hitter for IPC Volleyball Club, renowned for his explosive attacks, strong blocking and all-round presence on the court. Standing 6'2" (1.88m), he combines height, athleticism and technical skill to consistently challenge opponents at the net. Originally from Kumasi, Sumaila is currently pursuing his studies at the University of Cape Coast on a sports scholarship, demonstrating excellence in both academics and sport. His ability to perform under pressure, score crucial points and contribute defensively makes him one of the club's most dependable players.
Ghanaian opposite from Lawra in the Upper West Region. Playing volleyball since 2006, joined IPC in 2018 after spells with Osu Youth and UG Warriors. As a player-coach, Fred brings experience, discipline and a strong understanding of the game while supporting the development of younger players.
Williams Obed Ridwan is a Ghanaian middle blocker from Klenormadi in the Volta Region, currently residing in Accra. He has been playing volleyball for five years and previously represented Mikasa Busters before joining IPC Volleyball Club in 2025. A student at Unity International College, Williams stands 5'8" (173 cm) and plays right-handed. Known for his blocking and quick attacks, he is committed to improving his performance, contributing to the success of IPC Volleyball Club and working towards his long-term ambition of representing Ghana at the international level.
Vordzorgbe Michael Jordan is a 26-year-old Ghanaian middle blocker from Afiadenyigba. Standing 6'4" and playing right-handed, he works as an administrative assistant at GARCC and has been playing volleyball for four years. Beyond the court, Jordan is the Founder and Leader of the VolleyForChange Initiative and Foundation, an organisation creating positive social impact through sport, and Founder and Chief Executive of Artistic Cleaning and Events. He joined IPC to sharpen his skills and learn from the coaches, with a long-term ambition of one day owning his own sporting club.
"Jersey number 6 is retired in honour of Nana Yaw, whose contribution, commitment and legacy remain an important part of IPC Volleyball Club's history."
Francis Aryee is a left-handed Middle Blocker whose speed, timing and 6 feet 3 inches frame make him a strong presence at the net. Known for quick attacks and disciplined blocking, he gives IPC a reliable option in both attack and defence.
Richmond Kwabena Asamoah, known as Skido, is the Vice Captain of IPC Volleyball Club. A 6 foot Middle Blocker from Dawu Akuapem, he came through the IPC academy in 2019 and brings seven years of volleyball experience, leadership and a Silver Medalist pedigree to the team.
Abraham Lincoln Ntisem is a dynamic right-handed outside hitter wearing the No. 9 jersey for IPC Volleyball Club. Hailing from Apam, the 5'11" entrepreneur has dedicated nine years to the sport. He joined IPC in 2017 as an academy player and debuted in the league in 2021. Known for his unique skill of hitting with his non-dominant hand, Abraham considers competing in the Greater Accra Volleyball League a proud milestone. This season he is targeting the Rising Star Award, driving toward his ambition of playing on big stages and inspiring others through mental resilience.
John Kpofe is a Ghanaian outside hitter from Adutor in the Volta Region and General Captain of IPC Volleyball Club. Standing 188 cm and playing right-handed, he is a student at the University of Cape Coast studying Human Resource. John's volleyball journey began at Adidome Senior High School (2015–2018), where he became one of the best players in the Volta Region and was selected for the Ghana Regional Games in 2017. He previously played for Koda Wings and joined IPC in 2021/2022 to sharpen his skills and compete in Ghana's top-tier league. A Gold Medalist at the 2024/2025 Ghana University Games, his ambition is to become one of the best outside hitters Ghana has ever produced.
Baba Ali is an exciting opposite hitter for IPC Volleyball Club from Kasoa, widely recognised for his athleticism, agility and powerful left-handed attacks. His unique left-handed playing style provides a tactical advantage, allowing him to attack from difficult angles and create challenges for opposing blockers and defenders. Combined with his speed, jumping ability and court awareness, Baba has established himself as a valuable offensive weapon. Known for his determination and relentless work ethic, he continues to develop into one of the club's most promising young talents.
Opoku Gabriel is a professional Ghanaian opposite player from Banda in the Oti Region. Standing 195 cm and playing right-handed, he has been playing volleyball for ten years and joined IPC Volleyball Club three years ago after his previous club, Tema United. Named Best Attacker in the West Africa Zone Three U21, Gabriel also enjoyed a professional loan stint in Saudi Arabia. His goal this season is to help the team finish in the top four, and his long-term ambition is to become one of the biggest professional players in Africa. He values IPC for its strong reputation for teamwork, discipline and player development.
Johnson Mensah is a composed right-handed Setter whose calm decision-making, tactical distribution and defensive awareness help keep IPC organised and in control during key moments.
Eric Nutsugah Yaw is a Ghanaian libero for IPC Volleyball Club from Anloga in the Volta Region. Standing 5'7" and playing left-handed, he has been involved in volleyball for eight years. Eric previously played for Kpone Young Stars before joining IPC in 2022 through a recommendation, where he has continued to develop as a reliable defensive presence on the back court.
Alhassan Amadu is a talented right-handed setter for IPC Volleyball Club. Known for his composure, court awareness and leadership qualities, Alhassan plays a pivotal role in coordinating the team's attack and creating scoring opportunities for his teammates. Before joining IPC, he represented Lambussie All Stars, where he developed his technical skills and gained valuable competitive experience. Alhassan recently completed his West African Senior School Certificate Examination, an important milestone in his educational journey. As a student-athlete, he exemplifies discipline, determination and a commitment to excellence both on and off the court.
Stephen Wiafe Okyere is a talented right-handed Outside Hitter who joins IPC ahead of the second round of the 2026 GAVA Men's League season. Standing 6'2" (1.88 m), Stephen combines athleticism, power and court awareness with an energetic style that makes him a constant attacking threat.
Agbadzi Governor is a passionate Ghanaian opposite hitter for IPC Volleyball Club. From Aduto and standing 1.8 m, he is a right-handed student-athlete who joined IPC in 2025. His favourite skill is serving, and his goal this season is to break into a service team or earn a travel opportunity, with the long-term ambition of playing for the national team. Agbadzi joined IPC for the discipline and drive of the club, believing iron sharpens iron. Off court he is focused and calm; on court he brings all the energy. With IPC, he feels at home, and he believes the team is just getting started.
Joshua Agbey is a promising right-handed Middle Blocker and one of IPC's most exciting academy products. At 1.85 m, he combines athleticism, agility and a strong net presence to contribute on both offence and defence.
Iddrisu Salia is a right-handed outside hitter who brings athletic potential and versatility to the volleyball court. Previously associated with Spartans Volleyball Club, he wears jersey number 19.
Player profile coming soon.
Behind every successful team is a committed group of leaders who guide, mentor and inspire our athletes on and off the court.
Isaac Nsiah-Boadum is the Technical Head and Head Coach of IPC Volleyball Club. With over 20 years in the sport, more than a decade of coaching experience and an FIVB Level 3 qualification, he provides technical leadership, experience and direction that shape both performance and long-term development.
Daniel Affo Aboagye is a Senior Coach with the National Sports Authority and a long-serving Coach at IPC Volleyball Club. With 22 years in volleyball and 14 years of coaching, he focuses on developing disciplined, confident and resilient athletes who compete with integrity and a strong winning culture.
Fred Bebanaayele is a Ghanaian player-coach at IPC Volleyball Club. Bringing years of playing experience and three years of coaching, he is passionate about youth development, discipline and helping the club compete among the top teams in GAVA, while supporting academic excellence among players.
Isaac Barnes is a Ghanaian player-coach at IPC Volleyball Club from Mankessim. With over 17 years in the sport and international experience in Belgium, Germany and Luxembourg, he is committed to sharing knowledge, supporting players and helping IPC build a strong volleyball culture.
Seth Martey-Baadu Jnr is an Assistant Coach at IPC Volleyball Club and has been involved in volleyball for 25 years. A founding member of IPC, he is focused on helping shape the next generation of players and guiding the club to a Top 4 finish in the league.
John Kpofe is the General Captain of IPC Volleyball Club. A Ghanaian outside hitter from the Volta Region and Gold Medalist at the 2024/2025 Ghana University Games, he sees IPC as a family and a platform that empowers young athletes to reach their highest goals.
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