The President of the Ghana Soccer Association (GFA), Kurt Okraku, has expressed his enthusiasm for unique opportunities after securing a seat on the Govt Committee of the Confederation of African Soccer (CAF).
Okraku’s election at CAF’s 14th Unparalleled Congress in Cairo makes him the sixth Ghanaian to wait on on the committee.
His name has also been floated as a capacity candidate for CAF’s 1st Vice President spot following the resignation of Augustine Senghor.
Broadly regarded across West Africa as a competent and modern leader, Okraku’s rising influence aligns with calls for elevated Anglophone illustration in CAF’s management.
“I like to derive rotund tell of this probability. I don’t know what the long run holds, but fact be educated, whatever opportunities that stretch my plan, I might give my perfect capacity,” he told freelance journalist Alexia Laura Ehiagwina, as reported by 3Sports.
On revitalizing Ghana football, Okraku acknowledged the challenges forward but remained optimistic.
“I deem we began a scurry after the recreation had collapsed, and I repeatedly said it would be very demanding.
“But I truly like repeatedly said that we’d attain it. To rebuild a building that has been overwhelmed takes a spread of effort, a spread of funding, and a spread of patience. I might repeatedly ask for patience and for us to manufacture collectively. After we attain this, our collective future will likely be better,” he added.
