Ghanaian Teacher Invents Frindo Soccer Board Game

A Ghanaian teacher invented Frindo Soccer Board Game way back in 2012 but no one in Ghana seems to know given this game the needed attention. The game  FRINDO SOCCER BOARD GAME was officially launched on January 22, 2012, in Virginia, USA. The inventor is Mr. John Frimpong a native of Agogo Ashanti Akim

FRINDO SOCCER is an indoor game of football but it is best seen as an excellent educational game that fuses the soccer euphoria and entertainment into it. It comes with rules and technicalities on how to play and once it is mastered, it makes it worth having in homes and schools.

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The game can be played in singles or as a team sports game with two, or three players on each side. It helps teach lovers of football interposition changes in football. This builds one’s ability to build high leveled concentration and engage opponents in a competitive manner. The board game is going for $30.00 (GHS150 – GHS180.00)  which had been reduced from $50.00

According to fact gathers by newsghana24, the idea about this game was nurtured in 1972, some 48 years ago in Akrokerri Traning college when he was a teacher under training. In 1985 that it was perfected to become a world acknowledge game.

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Countries such as France, the United Kingdom, Italy, the USA, Argentina, Brazil, Egypt, and Morocco have been hooked to the game Frindo soccer board game already.

In an interview on Kantanka Tv , the inventor Mr. John Frimpong said: ” The Frindo soccer board game would assist young ones to build their knowledge and thinking skills as well as entertain people”.

Currently, other subject areas including science, mathematics and others have been added to it to make it a perfect educational material for the whole family, schools and recreational centres.

Below is a short video of Military officers of the Ghana armed forces playing the FRINDO SOCCER board game.

Source: NewsGhana24