GFA forbids persons captured in Anas exposé from attending congress
The Ghana Football Association has barred persons who were captured in the Number 12 documentary which caught some football and match officials on camera receiving monies suspected to be a bribe from attending its extra-ordinary congress scheduled for Thursday 5th September 2019.
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In a statement signed by the association’s Deputy General Secretary, Alex Asante, the GFA said the decision was pursuant to a decision of the GFA Executive Committee on June 5, 2018, which asked all persons implicated in the Anas documentary to step aside until the Ethics Committee decided on their conduct.
Some of the notable names caught on camera are Kofi Manu, former CEO of Aduana Stars and chairman of the Player Status Committee, Eddie Doku, ex-Greater Accra Regional Football Association chairman, Leanier Addy, a former member of the dissolved Executive Committee of the GFA, among others.
The upcoming congress will offer the Ghana Football Association the opportunity to deliberate on the new statutes drafted and reviewed by the Normalisation Committee and a 7-man committee, respectively.
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