“More Heads Must Roll” – Kofi Bentil Demands Kofi Adams and GTA CEO Step Aside Over World Cup Visa

According to a report by TV3 Ghana on Saturday October 10, 2026, Kofi Bentil, Vice President of IMANI Africa, has called for more officials to be held accountable over the ongoing World Cup visa scandal. He has demanded that the Minister of Sports and Recreation, Kofi Adams, and the Chief Executive Officer of the Ghana Tourism Authority step aside over the controversy.

According to Bentil, the handling of the situation has damaged Ghana’s sporting image and raised serious concerns about the management of sports in the country.

His comments come amid growing public discussions about the World Cup visa scandal and its possible impact on Ghana’s reputation. The controversy has attracted attention from Ghanaians who want answers and accountability from the officials responsible for managing the country’s sporting activities.

Bentil believes that the situation requires more than public explanations. He wants the relevant officials to take responsibility for the concerns surrounding the scandal. His demand for the Sports Minister and the CEO of the Ghana Tourism Authority to step aside reflects his position that those in leadership must be held accountable when serious problems arise under their watch.

The IMANI Africa Vice President also expressed concern about the damage the situation has caused to Ghana’s sports sector. He argued that the way sporting activities are managed has consequences for the country’s image and the confidence of people who support Ghanaian sports.

The call for the two officials to step aside is likely to add to the public debate over the handling of the controversy. It also raises questions about the measures that will be taken to address the concerns and prevent similar situations in the future.

Meanwhile, Ghanaians will be watching closely for further developments and possible responses from the officials mentioned.

Bentil’s comments have added to calls for accountability and better management of Ghana’s sporting affairs as discussions surrounding the World Cup visa scandal continue.

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