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A group of people known as the Ghana Football Stakeholders Forum demonstrated at the premises of the Ghana Football Association today.
The protesters marched to the GFA’s office in Accra before presenting a petition to the Association and the Minister of Youth and Sports.
The demonstration, according to the group, was due to the poor administration of the association under the current leadership while expressing displeasure with the disqualification of George Afriyie to challenge for the GFA presidential slot
Re-live updates from the protest today as Joy Sports' Gary Al-Smith was on the ground:
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