The Builsa Cultural Football Tournament, a vibrant celebration of culture and sportsmanship, wrapped up in spectacular style in Accra. Organized by the Buluk Bisa Club, an association of Builsa indigenes in the Greater Accra Region, the event brought together the 13 major towns of the Builsa Traditional Area. The tournament, held from September 22 to October 27, aimed to foster unity, peace, and development while showcasing the rich cultural heritage of the Builsa people.
With the participation of teams from towns like Sandema, Chuchuliga, Wiaga, and Fumbisi, the competition showcased impressive football skills, dexterity, and sportsmanship. It was not only about winning but also about highlighting the strength, resilience, and talent of the Builsa youth. The event drew spectators from across Ghana, transforming the games into a broader celebration of identity and community.
The Buluk Bisa Club, under the leadership of His Worship Seth Alafa, took pride in organizing the tournament. In addition to thrilling matches, the event included a colorful cultural display by Buluk drummers, reminding everyone of the unique heritage the club works to preserve. The grand finale featured medals and trophies awarded to outstanding teams and players, a gesture to honor their commitment and skill.
The tournament also highlighted the vision of forming the “Builsa United Football Club,” a team that could compete on a national level and redirect the boundless energy of the Builsa youth into positive pursuits. As the tournament closed, many felt a renewed sense of pride and belonging, marking the event as a memorable highlight in the cultural calendar of the Buluk Bisa Club, with plans to make it an annual affair.
This inaugural Builsa Cultural Football Tournament in Accra has set a high standard, leaving participants and spectators looking forward to the next edition, where culture, sports, and unity will continue to shine brightly.
