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She said she is not worried that she is the only female among the seven persons seeking to lead the Association.
According to her, women are equally capable of handling such high positions, adding that females are less likely to be corrupt.
“People are a bit fixated that I am female … I wouldn’t want to take away from the fact that I am female but at the end of the day, women are more noted for actually doing the work, and going out there and not wanting to be associated with something corrupt, so, they don’t employ corrupt tactics, etc.,” she said on TV3’s New Day.
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Lawyer Amanda Clinton
Mrs. Clinton will be challenging Kurt Okraku, George Afriyie, Frederick Pappoe, George Ankoma Mensah and Nana Yaw Amponsah for the GFA presidency.
Outlining her plans for the country’s football, the lawyer said she would prioritise the development of women and juvenile football.
This, she said, she hopes to achieve within the first 100 days of being in office, if elected president of the FA.
Mrs. Clinton’s manifesto focuses on “more investments, more impact and more oversight” of Ghana football.
The GFA elections is set to come off on October 25, 2019.