Kurt Okraku and Cudjoe Fianoo
The Chairman of the Ghana League Clubs Association (GHALCA), Kudjoe Fianoo, has said that he will take legal action against the President of the Ghana Football Association (GFA), Kurt Okraku.
He explained that since Kurt assumed office, the standards of football in the country have dwindled drastically, with the various national teams finding it difficult to excel in tournaments.
The GHALCA President also noted that the GFA does not render proper accountability to the public regarding budgets for tournaments, leading to criticisms.
Kudjoe Fianoo stated that due to the aforementioned reasons, he would commence legal action against Kurt Okraku to ensure that he is impeached for a new person can take over and steer the affairs of the GFA.
“The system at the GFA is crashed and change is overdue. Together with GHALCA, I will soon lead an impeachment process against Kurt Okraku to restore integrity and accountability to our football,” he said, as shared by Oyerepa FM/TV on X.
The GFA boss has faced vehement backlash from football administrators, pundits, and the public following the poor performances of the national teams during competitions.
The latest development is that the Black Stars are on the brink of failing to qualify for the 2025 African Cup of Nations (AFCON) in Morocco for the first time in 20 years following a disastrous performance.
After four matches played, Ghana are third in Group F with two points, Sudan are in second place with seven points, while Angola lead with twelve points.
The Black Stars will travel to face Angola and play the last match against Niger in Ghana in November 2024.
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The system at GFA is crashed and change is overdue. Together with GHALCA , I will soon lead an impeachment process against Kurt Okraku to restore integrity and accountability to our football – Cudjoe Fianoo, GHALCA Chairman #OyerepaNews #OYEREPASPORTS #OyerepaTV #OyerepaFM pic.twitter.com/XTC0Goty8V
— Oyerepa TV/FM (@oyerepaofficial) October 18, 2024
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