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GFA Presidential Elections: NC to act as Elections Committee

Nathan Quao by Nathan Quao
September 9, 2019
Reading Time: 1 min read

The Normalisation Committee of the Ghana FA has announced that it will supervise the upcoming Presidential elections of entity and perform the role of the Election Committee.

The Committee revealed this in a statement released on its website on Monday.

The statement sought to kill all rumours that it named an elections committee and it had appointed certain people to be on that committee.

The NC stated that it would supervise the elections per Article 79.2 (Transitional provisions) of the newly adopted Statutes of the GFA.

The statement added that the roadmap for the elections would be announced in due time.

Below is the statement from the NC:

“The GFA Normalisation Committee’s attention has been drawn to inaccurate media reports that it has made appointments to the Elections Committee for the upcoming elections.

The NC wishes to inform all stakeholders that these reports are false and should be disregarded.

Pursuant to Article 79.2 (Transitional provisions) of the newly adopted Statutes of the GFA, members of the Normalisation Committee of the GFA shall act as the Elections Committee for the upcoming GFA presidential and executive council elections.

As part of its duties as stipulated in Article 5 of the Elections Regulations, the NC acting as the Elections Committee is empowered toorganise, run and supervise the elections.

The NC will soon announce its roadmap and elections Calendar.”

So far, Kurt Okraku, George Afriyie, Wilfried Osei, Fred Pappoe and Dr. Tony Aubyn have all stated their interest in becoming the next GFA President to replace Kwesi Nyantakyi.

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