Former Chairman of the Western Regional Football Association, Kojo Yankah, has announced his candidacy for the presidency of the Ghana Football Association (GFA).
Speaking to Onua Sports, Yankah revealed his intention to officially file his nomination when the nominations open. With his extensive experience in football administration, Yankah believes he is well-prepared to lead Ghana football and will actively contest in this year’s election, expected to take place in October.
Breaking: Kojo Yankah declares his bid to contest Kurt Okraku for the GFA presidential elections. Full interview on @onua951fm at 2 p.m. and @OnuaTV at 4 p.m.#OnuaSports pic.twitter.com/N3B6CySO0R
— Nathaniel Obeng (@Obengnat) June 6, 2023
Having previously served as a member of the Black Stars management committee and holding various positions within the GFA during Kwesi Nyantakyi’s presidency, Yankah is a respected figure in the sport’s administration.
During his eight-year tenure as the chairman of the Western Region Football Association, following the leadership of the late Lee Yankey, Yankah displayed his strong leadership skills. He also held a position as an Executive Committee member of the GFA.
Yankah is known for his outspoken nature and his dedication to football development in Ghana. His candidacy brings a wealth of experience and a vision for the future of Ghanaian football.
