CAF executive committee contender Kwesi Nyantakyi of Ghana is leaving no stone unturned in his bid to win the position.<\/p>\n
The GFA president was billed to emplane to Sunan yesterday evening to put finishing touches to his campaign.<\/p>\n
So far reports indicate that the GFA Boss is in a pole position to win the elections slated for next week.<\/p>\n
Whilst in Sudan, Mr. Nyantakyi would be holding discussions with delegates.<\/p>\n
The last-minute talks would be used by Mr. Nyantakyi to persuade the CAF kingpins to vote for him.<\/p>\n
Mr. Nyantakyi has recorded numerous successes since taking over the GFA presidential seat.<\/p>\n
He has qualified Ghana to the FIFA World Cup on two occasions, a feat which has never been chalked by any of his predecessors.<\/p>\n
Mr. Nyantakyi wants the rest of Africa to enjoy his rich experience in football and high managerial skills, hence his decision to contest the top position in CAF.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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