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“No third term for any FA official! Ghana football needs change. How can a women’s team coach be considered to lead the Black Stars in an upcoming AFCON clash? This is unacceptable!” -Countryman Songo fires!!!

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“We cannot afford another mistake. The appointment of a new Black Stars head coach must be carefully considered.” - Countryman Songo cautions the FA against repeating past mistakes.
“Ghanaians deserve a clear account of the World Cup expenditure. Be transparent and account for every pesewa spent!” - Countryman Songo fires Kofi Adams
“The issues of the Black Stars are hurting Ghana’s football development. We spend so much money on the team at the expense of other sports, yet we have little to show for it.” - Countryman Songo fires!
“When we raised concerns about the Black Stars, we were branded enemies of the team. Now that our warnings are becoming a reality, why are those same people complaining?” - Countryman Songo fires!
World Cup Visa Scandal: Over 30 people were presented to the US Embassy as Ghana Tourism Authority board members or affiliates, despite the board having only 11 members. - Vincent Ekow Assafuah, MP for Old Tafo.
“The Minority’s call for the Sports Minister to be sacked over the visa scandal is justified. His failure to disclose the Black Stars’ World Cup expenses gives further grounds for his dismissal.” -Kobby Stonne FIRES!!!
“The Black Stars don’t need just any coach; they need an experienced, proven coach who is strict, disciplined and firm in his decisions.” - Kobby Stone tells GFA
Kobby Stonne tackles the need for greater investment in grassroots football to develop young talents and strengthen Ghana football. (Listen)
Kobby Stone calls for independent oversight of the GFA and explains why it matters
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