Appiah Stadium has questioned the leadership of Ghana Football Association (GFA) President Kurt Okraku following the Black Stars’ defeat to The Gambia.
The outspoken political activist criticised the management of Ghana football, arguing that those responsible for deciding the leadership of the GFA should reconsider their support for Okraku.
“What I'm saying is that if Ghana football were your father's property, would you have given it to Kurt Okraku and his vice?” he asked.
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Appiah Stadium also turned his criticism to the Regional Football Associations (RFAs) and delegates who vote in the GFA presidential elections.
He questioned their willingness to support Okraku for another term in office.
His comments come after the Black Stars suffered a defeat to The Gambia, prompting renewed criticism of the team's performance and the broader administration of Ghana football.
Appiah Stadium goes hard on Kurt Okraku after the Black Stars’ defeat to Gambia.#AdomSports pic.twitter.com/cYihO7mYe1
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