Dreams FC Executive Chairman, Kurt E.S. Okraku has picked his nomination form to contest for the presidency of the Ghana Football Association at next month’s Elective Congress.
The former GFA Executive Committee member, Footy-Ghana.com has confirmed, took the form on Monday and is expected to submit it before deadline Friday.
Okraku announced his ambition to contest for the top-most position of the football governing body on Monday, September 2.
“Yes, he [Kurt] has gone for a form. That was yesterday [Monday]. We believe he has the right mentality and approach to lead the association.
“We think he’s the right person to be voted for,” a member of the Kurt Okraku camp told Footy-Ghana.com.
Like Kurt Okraku, there are other football administrators who have expressed their interests to vie for the position. They include former vice-president George Afriyie, Wilfred Kwaku Osei, Nana Yaw Amponsah, Kudjoe Fianoo and Fred Pappoe, also a former vice-president.
The position has been occupied by the Normalization Committee put in place by Fifa to reform Ghana football since the Anas exposé.
The GFA election is scheduled to come off Friday, October 25.
