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George Afriyie, widely considered to be one of the top three names in the race to be Ghana Football Association (GFA) president, launched his manifesto on Saturday.
He spelt out his plans for the nation's football amidst pomp and pageantry.
The gathering saw football stakeholders from across the nation join the former GFA Vice President at the Eusbett International Conference Center.
Chiefs, football administrators, ex-national team players and other heavyweights were there to support the event.
Below are pictures from the event:
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