“Kurt Okraku’s Regime Has Failed to Perform” — Kudjoe Fianoo Demands Resignation of Entire GFA

According to a report by JoyNews on Tuesday October 13, 2026, Kudjoe Fianoo, Chairman of the Ghana League Clubs Association (GHALCA), has called for the resignation of Kurt Okraku and the entire Executive Council of the Ghana Football Association (GFA), arguing that the current administration has failed to deliver the expected results.

According to a report by JoyNews, Fianoo criticised the performance of Okraku’s administration and questioned the progress made under its leadership. He believes the Executive Council must take responsibility for the state of Ghanaian football.

Fianoo stated that although the GFA leadership could be given time during its first years in office, the situation should improve rather than worsen as time passes.

He expressed concern that Ghanaian football was not making the progress many stakeholders had expected. He therefore believes that the Executive Council should step aside if it has failed to perform its duties effectively.

Kurt Okraku became GFA president in October 2019 and was re-elected for a second term in October 2023. His leadership has faced scrutiny over several issues affecting Ghanaian football, including the performance of the national teams and concerns about the development of the domestic game.

Fianoo’s comments come amid discussions about the direction of Ghana football and the need for improved results at both the national and domestic levels.

The Black Stars’ performances in recent international competitions have also attracted criticism from football stakeholders and supporters who want the team to return to its former standards.

The demand for the resignation of the Executive Council adds to the ongoing debate about accountability and leadership within the GFA.

It remains to be seen whether Fianoo’s call will influence discussions about the association’s leadership. However, his remarks have renewed attention on the performance of Kurt Okraku’s administration and the expectations of stakeholders who want to see meaningful progress in Ghanaian football.

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