President of the Ghana Football Association Normalization Committee, Dr Kofi Amoah says the starting of the Special Cup competition means that his committee can now solely focus on drawing up a road map to organize new elections to elect a new President to steer the affairs of the Ghana Football Association.
The Normalisation Committee, had for a long time been chastized for their failure to provide a vivid timeline regarding when they will hold new elections for the Ghana Football Association Presidency.
But with the mandate of the Committee extended from March 31 to September 30 by FIFA, Dr Amoah is confident his team is on the right path to electing Kwesi Nyantakyi’s successor.
Dr. Kofi Amoah indicates that with local football finally back, the NC will look to complete the review of the current GFA statuses and also focus on the elections which is one of its major tasks.
“We are seriously involved in looking at the statuses, which we are almost done. We are trying to bring new ideas and regulations which will strengthen Ghana football. We have a lot of tasks to complete as well. When we are done, our next target is to think of how to organize the elections which will take a long time from the district level all the way to the national level”, he told GTV.
“We are all coming together to see that it not just the four members of the Normalization Committee, but the collective of the whole football family. We all have to work together to get Ghana football going again”, he added.
Former GFA vice President George Afriyie, Tema Youth President Winfred Osei Kwaku Parma, Phar Rangers boss Nana Yaw Amponsah, Fred Pappoe, Kurk Okraku and GHALCA boss Kudjoe Fianoo have all been tipped to contest for the enviable position in Ghana Football.