Former coach for Vision FC, Chritopher Nimley, has alleged that President of the Ghana Football Association (GFA), Kurt Okraku, uses the national team, the Black Stars, as a means to promote his players for personal gain.
His remark forms part of reasons why the football community staged a protest on February 14, 2024, under the banner of “#Save Ghana Football,” calling for the GFA president’s resignation and the disbandment of the executive committee.
“Ther is something we call conflict of interest. Kurt Okraku and all the EXCOM members have football teams.That tells you that from where they sit they are serving their own interest. When we go to sleep by the time we wake up Kurt Okraku has sold his players. He uses the Black Stars platform to add value to his player and sell the player. But where does the money goes to,” the sports pandit quizzed.