Kojo Yankah, the Chairman of the Western Regional RFA and an ace journalist, has announced his intention to run for the presidency of the Ghana Football Association (GFA).
With a wealth of experience in football administration, Yankah aims to lead Ghanaian football and has made an official declaration for the upcoming presidential election, which is expected to take place in October.
In an exclusive interview with HappySports, Yankah expressed his readiness and determination to make a mark on Ghanaian football. He believes it is time for a new administration to take charge of the GFA, emphasizing the need to restore the love and passion for Ghanaian football.
“ I am very ready and it is time for me to also leave a mark on Ghana Football. It is time for a new administration to take over affairs at the GFA and I am the right person. The love for Ghana football is not there anymore and I am the one to bring it back”
Yankah's entry into the race for the GFA presidency makes him the second contender challenging the incumbent Kurt Okraku, who is seeking re-election.
Having previously served as a member of the Black Stars management committee and holding various positions within the GFA during Kwesi Nyantakyi's presidency, Yankah brings a strong background in football administration to his candidacy. His notable experience in the sport has established him as a well-known figure in Ghanaian football.
During his eight-year tenure as the Chairman of the Western Region Football Association, succeeding the late Lee Yankey, Yankah demonstrated effective leadership skills. Additionally, he served as an Executive Committee member of the GFA, further showcasing his commitment and involvement in football administration.
