President of the Ghana Football Association, Kurt Okraku has filed nomination to contest for a position on the Confederation of African Football’s (CAF) Executive Committee, according to JoySports.
The elections, scheduled for March 2025, will see Okraku run unopposed, representing the West African Football Union (WAFU) Zone B.
This development follows an agreement reached in March 2021, where Okraku decided not to contest for the CAF Executive Committee position.
Reports indicate that this decision allowed Djibril Hamidou, President of the Niger Football Association, to continue as the WAFU zone B representative on the Executive Committee, while Okraku took over the WAFU B presidency.
With Hamidou now contesting for a position on the Federation of International Football Association (FIFA) council, the path has been cleared for Kurt Okraku to take over his position on the CAF Executive Committee.
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