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Ghana Football Association President Kwasi Nyantakyi and his vice George Afriyie have arrived in Addis Ababa ahead of Thursday's CAF Elections.
Nyantakyi is contesting for a four year mandate on both the CAF Executive committee and the new FIFA Council.
He is up against Tanzania’s Leodegar Tenga for a seat on the FIFA Council.
The main election on the day will see incumbent CAF President Issa Hayatou up against Ahmad Ahmad of Madagascar for the CAF Presidency.
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