HE'S WON AGAIN: KWESI NYANTASI IS STILL GHANA'S FA PRESIDENT

Ghana’s Football Association President Kwesi Nyantakyi has been re-elected to the presidency of the highest seat that presides over the footballing activities of the country. With many of the avid footballing fans not wanting him to retain his position due to the annual downhill the Ghana Premier League has been seeing in recent times. The Association President would have to do more in order to convince Ghanaians who have kept an open eye to his improvements of the senior National team the black stars.

With new ideas coming into football and people flying into football, many fans interest in football is not the money they give out to watch football but the massive improvements they see in their teams that serves the main form of happiness that surrounds them every weekend.

The re-elected president should attract people who are well-vexed in handling the footballing matters of the country because in the not-so-distant future he would be gone and if the footballing matters are so rotten it would take many years for Ghana to get our names back on the map of world football.

The English Premier League, La liga and the other leagues are like magnet that attract and many people are obsessed with the quality of games that are being churned out they in and they out. With him being re-elected officially at least children growing up should be able to mention some names of the footballers who ply their trade in the local league being Asante Kotoko, Hearts of Oak, Liberty Professionals or Ashanti Gold.

Kwasi Nyantakyi’s appointment as the GFA president again would not end at the congress but people around Ghana would have debates about how he should win although the local football has hit the rocks.

Gone were the days when Bernard Don Bortey was used in various advertisements in the country, including Robb, but our local players cannot be paid during the month let alone having endorsements and sponsorship deals.

Ghanaians are not happy of the re-election and with many pundits and lovers of the fraternity claiming he has nothing more to offer, he should put structures in place to see the Ghana Premier League become the league that churns out quality both at home and abroad.