Newly sworn-in Ghana FA Executive Committee member Kurt E. S. Okraku has promised to help run the affairs of the organization in a quality manner.

Ghana Judicial member Justice Ennin Yeboah swore-in the newly elected Executives starting with the GFA President Kwesi Nyantakyi, followed by Kurt Okraku and the other 16 elected members excluding Roy Arthur Abdul Alhassan and Francis Dogbatse who had been served with an injunction by the court.

Kurt E.S Okraku who won a landslide victory during the elections hinted that he will bring his expertise to lift Ghana football up.

“Quality across board, I have always been associated with quality and so I believe there will be quality in policy making, selection of administrative personnel, selection of players into our various national teams and in the organization of our various Leagues which I think is very crucial in the development of our football,” Okraku told footballmadeinghana.com after being sworn-in.

The astute football administrator and bankroller of Dreams FC is one of the men tipped for the GFA vice presidency position.