Ex-GHALCA Chairman Demands Kurt Okraku’s Resignation Over Black Stars’ Decline
Kurt Okraku Former Chairman of the Ghana League Clubs Association (GHALCA), Kudjoe Fianoo, has called for the Ghana Football Association (GFA) President Kurt Okraku and his entire Executive Council Read More... The post Ex-GHALCA Chairman Demands Kurt Okraku’s Resignation Over Black Stars’ Decline appeared first on DailyGuide Network .
Former GHALCA Chairman Kudjoe Fianoo has demanded that GFA President Kurt Okraku and the entire Executive Council resign, citing the continuous decline of Ghanaian football. Fianoo, formerly the Chief Executive Officer of Ashanti Gold, stated that the current administration has not met expectations since taking office in October 2019.
He criticized the body he headed for failing to perform and urged all involved to leave. Despite some reforms in grassroots and women's football during Okraku's leadership, Ghana's national team, the Black Stars, have struggled. They have failed to advance past the group stage in the last two Africa Cup of Nations tournaments and did not qualify for the 2025 AFCON for the first time in 20 years.
The Black Stars' disappointing performance continued in 2027 AFCON qualifiers, with a 4-2 home defeat to The Gambia in their second Group C match at the Accra Sports Stadium. This loss, coupled with an opening loss to Côte d'Ivoire, has left Ghana bottom of Group C without any points. Fianoo's call for Okraku's resignation joins other calls for accountability from former administrators, ex-players, and fans.
The GFA has announced technical changes to the Black Stars setup, with the team set to play a crucial qualifier against Somalia in November to secure their place in the 2027 tournament in Tanzania, Kenya, and Uganda.
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