Audio By Carbonatix
Ghana defender, Montari Kamaheni has called on stakeholders of Ghana football to remain patient with GFA President, Kurt Okraku, adding that "Even God did not use one day to create the earth".
The 52-year-old has been under intense scrutiny in recent months over the failures of the national teams.
The low patronage in the Ghana Premier League has also been attributed to him.
Kamaheni, who plays as a left-back for Ashdod in Israel, describes Kurt as a visionary person and the right man to lead the association.
"The brain that he [Kurt] has is more. He sees far, beyond what people are talking [about]. Patience is everything," the defender told JoySports.
"Everything is gradual. God did not use one day to create the earth, what about human being? so it is all about patience. He is a hardworking man and he is doing the job.
Kurt, whose mandate as the head of the football governing body ends in October, is expected to run for a second term.
Latest Stories
-
I assure Otumfuo, Mahama will join him to commission KNUST Teaching Hospital by end of this year – Haruna Iddrisu
31 minutes -
Gov’t to roll out free special education for persons with disabilities from July 1 – Education Minister
53 minutes -
“We used it to test our officiating officials’ readiness” – Bawah Fuseini after CAA Athletics event
1 hour -
Volleyball emerges as Ghana’s fastest rising sport
1 hour -
National Sports Fund needs strong leadership from the top – Administrator David Wuaku
2 hours -
JoySports Exclusive: Steve McLaren in talks with GFA after expressing interest in Black Stars job
2 hours -
Fire guts auto parts warehouse at Bubuashie, one fire officer injured
2 hours -
I owe my victory to coach Ofori Asare – Allotey after winning WBA Africa Gold Super Flyweight belt
2 hours -
Church of Pentecost supports over 2,000 BECE candidates in Obuasi with career guidance seminar
4 hours -
Brandon Asante and Coventry all but promoted to Premier League despite Sheffield Wednesday draw
4 hours -
GPL 2025/26: Late Kwartemaa strike downs Hearts in Tema
4 hours -
Ghana Faces Sierra Leone Moment as Prosecutorial Powers come under strain
4 hours -
Don’t consume fish or seafood from Tema Shipyard until further notice – FDA warns
4 hours -
Why volunteering might be Africa’s most underrated career accelerator
4 hours -
ActionAid Ghana raises concern over gender gaps in Feed Ghana Programme
4 hours