Broadcaster Nana Aba Anamoah has launched a scathing attack on Ghana Football Association (GFA) President Kurt Edwin Simeon-Okraku, describing him as the worst person to have led the country's football governing body.

Speaking on the current state of Ghana football on Starr FM, Nana Aba revealed that she had once believed Kurt Okraku was the ideal person to transform the game due to the passion and competence he displayed before becoming GFA president.

"Before he became FA President, as far as I was concerned, he was the best man to lead the FA," she said.

"The way he handled the FA Cup, I saw the passion and the commitment. Even when Kwesi Nyantakyi was president, I used to say, 'I think Kurt should be president.”

However, she said her confidence in the football administrator has completely vanished, insisting she is deeply disappointed by his tenure.

"I am so disappointed. I don't know if there is something they breathe in that building or the water they drink. I think there is some spirit in that building that completely changes you because this is not the Kurt I knew," she stated.

According to Nana Aba, the Kurt Okraku she once admired would have addressed the challenges confronting Ghana football instead of allowing them to worsen.

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"The Kurt I knew would have fixed the problem, but we're not fixing the problem. It's getting worse every day," she noted.

She also criticised the people around the GFA president, claiming many of them were once vocal critics of football administration but have failed to improve the situation since assuming office.

"He's managed to surround himself with people who sat on radio and criticised football people, criticised the FA and everything that was wrong with our football. "And it's actually worse. It's a big shame on them. I don't know how they wake up in the morning and still smile," she added.

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