GFA in Trouble? MP Promises Explosive Dossier

According to a report by Kessben TV, on Saturday October 10, 2026, Hon. Vincent Assafuah, Member of Parliament for Old Tafo and a member of Parliament’s Select Committee on Sports, has announced plans to release a dossier containing revelations about the Ghana Football Association (GFA), amid reports that the Economic and Organised Crime Office (EOCO) is preparing to invite the football governing body.

The lawmaker made the disclosure during an interview on Kessben FM, where he acknowledged hearing reports about EOCO’s alleged plans to invite the GFA but declined to comment further on the matter.

Instead, Assafuah indicated that he would soon make public information concerning the association, raising expectations of potentially significant disclosures about the administration and operations of Ghanaian football.

“Yes, I have heard reports that EOCO is preparing to invite the GFA. I don’t want to talk about that but in the coming days, I will be releasing a dossier of revelations about the GFA,” the Old Tafo MP said on Kessben FM.

His remarks have drawn attention to the GFA at a time when reports of possible engagement with EOCO have begun circulating.

However, Assafuah did not provide details about the alleged invitation or explain the specific issues he intends to address in the promised dossier.

The MP’s decision to withhold further comments on the EOCO reports suggests that he intends to make his position known through the revelations he says he will publish in the coming days.

As a member of Parliament’s Select Committee on Sports, Assafuah has a role in legislative discussions and oversight concerning the sports sector.

His announcement is therefore likely to attract interest among football stakeholders, sports administrators and supporters who are keen to understand the nature of the concerns he intends to raise.

The Ghana Football Association is responsible for the administration and development of football in the country, including the organisation of domestic competitions and the management of Ghana’s national teams.

Matters involving its operations and accountability are consequently of considerable interest to the public.

For now, the substance of the dossier remains unknown, and Assafuah has yet to publicly outline the allegations, evidence or specific issues that will feature in his planned revelations.

It is also important to note that the MP’s comments do not independently confirm that EOCO has formally invited the GFA. Further clarification would be needed from the relevant authorities regarding the reported development.

Attention will now turn to the promised dossier, with the public waiting to see what information the Old Tafo MP intends to disclose and whether his revelations will trigger further debate about the governance and accountability of Ghanaian football.

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