Ghana president Nana Akufo Addo has pledged his unflinching support to the new Football Administration led by Kurt Okraku.
The former Dreams FC president was elected president of the Association at an elective congress held last Friday at the Physicians and Surgeons College in Accra.
The president invited Kurt Okraku to his office on Wednesday, which the Ghana FA president used the opportunity to solicit for support for his administration.
Nana Akufo-Addo in his address to the new president, pledged his government will give all the support the FA needs as well as tasked the new administration to raise the football standards which has declined over the years.
“You have to know that, so long as I’m on this seat, you have my support by the way you want to take Ghana football; hopefully it’s the same place I want to see it,” Nana Addo said.
“It’s not right that so many years have passed before we won the great cups again.
“We need to go back to the winning ways that used to characterized our football.
“You have a big task and a lot of goodwill; build on it,” Nana Addo urged.
He was given the nod to lead the GFA in Accra last Friday.
Kurt was elected as the 24th president of the Ghana Football Association last Friday and will steer the affairs of the FA for the next four years.
