Ghana’s team captain, Abeku Jackson, has won his second medal at the ongoing African Games competition after his outcome in the men’s 100m butterfly event.
Abeku won a bronze medal in the event wrapping up with a period of 53.80 seconds.
The 24-year-old’s accomplishment adds to Ghana’s four medals which were prevailed over the weekend and a second for the swimmer subsequent to securing bronze in the men’s 50m butterfly event.
Abeku Jackson was beaten to gold and silver by Egypt’s Nasr Abdalla (53.29s) and Eaton Jarden (53.45s) separately.
The race came off on Tuesday morning after a premature move on Monday night implied it must be pushed to some other time.
Meanwhile, on Sunday March 10, Abeku became the Ghanaian swimmer to win a medal at the African Games, finishing a well established dry spell in the game for the country.
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