The Sports Minister and some connoisseurs of the game have labelled the GFA as a body that hardly makes things clear to the public.
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The GFA is very transparent
The President of the GFA has stated that the Association has no issues with transparency.
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Responding to those allegations, Kwesi Nyantakyi has indicated that the GFA always satisfy the minimum level of transparency required by law.
“We fill our returns and also we audited annually, so I think that people have a misconception about the GFA that there is no transparency there, but we satisfy the level of transparency required by the laws of the country.
“I can never be charged with corruption. Some based on envy, pettiness, jealousy and what have you,” he told Starr.
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He added “if there is any wrong doing” he will be the first to confess to his close associates and seek for forgiveness.
“But, I haven’t done any wrong, so if you accuse me wrongly the old man upstairs [God] will judge you and I one day,” he said
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