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Ghana Football Association (GFA) President Kurt Okraku has disclosed that all 20 national teams in the country share just one bus, which was purchased in 2008 and has now broken down.

According to Okraku, the Black Stars, Black Queens and the country's other 18 national teams have relied on the same bus for their transportation needs over the years.

He disclosed that the situation forced the GFA to rent a bus during the last international window after the association's only bus broke down.

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Okraku described the situation as one of the fundamental challenges hindering the development of a sustainable football ecosystem in Ghana.

He believes the lack of basic logistical support and infrastructure has contributed to the country’s inability to maintain consistent success across generations.

"If we want to create a sustained football ecosystem, these are the fundamentals. These are the reasons why we've not had sustained and continuous victorious stories over generations. These are the hard truths," he said.

🎥 🇬🇭 “Your Black Stars, your Black Queens and all the other 18 national teams have access to just one bus, which was purchased in 2008 and has now broken down.”

GFA President Kurt Okraku says the situation is one of the reasons Ghana https://t.co/ETMlV2SI7b— ADE (@QuakuAde) November 4, 2026

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