Gerald Addy

Nobody cares till everyone does #YNWA #LFC #KurtOkrakuOut #kofistonestan

[Gerald Addy @Addz_04]

@FGZNews Judging graphics of a trailer

[iraq obama @ducktelevision]

the hottest person you know can't see without their glasses

[Liverpool FC @LFC]

Jeremy Jacquet’s squad number confirmed… 👀

[Gerald Addy @Addz_04]

How does yamal win ballon dor if spain wins on Sunday???? He hasn’t even been a top 3 player for spain this WC

[Gerald Addy @Addz_04]

The technical ability of this Spanish side is crazy

[Gerald Addy @Addz_04]

What a tournament Rodri is having man

[CHIEF @tailorMARIQUE]

Message to users of this app especially Ghana Twitter

[Gerald Addy @Addz_04]

!!!!!!!!

[Gerald Addy @Addz_04]

Don't fu*king give them ideas

[scenker @chibest_up]

I love Twitter because no one knows when you're online or not

[Liverpool FC @LFC]

Our centre-half at Centre Court 😎 @Wimbledon 🎾

[Wimbledon @Wimbledon]

😎 @VirgilvDijk

#Wimbledon | @LFC

[UEFA Europa League @EuropaLeague]

Virgil van Dijk 🆚 Inter, 2016

#UEL

[Nana Abrefa Busia 🇬🇧 🇬🇭 @NanaAbrefaBusia]

We love watching the English Premier League and the other top European leagues because they are professionally managed. But imagine if those leagues were run with the same level of leadership and administration we see in our football today would they still be celebrated worldwide?

The level of mediocrity in Ghana football is deeply worrying. Year after year, we see the same problems with little accountability or meaningful reform. No serious reviews, no long-term solutions just "let's keep moving and trust God." That is not a strategy; it is an admission of failed leadership.

Ghana football deserves competent, transparent, and visionary leadership. If our administrators cannot rise to the occasion, then perhaps independent football experts should be brought in to help rebuild the game.

Looking at the state of our institutions and football administration, one is tempted to conclude that the Black man is not capable of managing his own affairs. While that may sound harsh, the continued failure of leadership, accountability, and governance gives critics every reason to question our ability to effectively manage our own systems.

[Felix Romark @FelixRomark]

The two-term limit for the GFA Presidency was introduced to stop any single individual from becoming all-powerful and ruling the game indefinitely.

Term limits exist to protect institutions from the corrosive effects of prolonged power: the risk of patronage networks replacing merit, accountability fading into familiarity, and fresh ideas being suffocated by entrenched interests.

In football, where vast sums of money, national prestige, and passionate public emotion are involved, such protections are especially vital. They ensure periodic renewal, guard against corruption, and remind leaders that the association belongs to Ghanaian football, not to any individual.

Yet just six years after these reforms were put in place after normalization , that foundational work has been effectively dismantled. The rules designed to promote institutional health and prevent perpetual rule have been rewritten or circumvented, all to clear the path for a third term.

#SaveGhanaFootball

[Christopher Nimley @ChristopherNim8]

How did this truthful guy changed? Where is the truth and evidence to back your boss? Just play this video to your boss and let him take and work with these ideas. I miss the truthful shows we had. Call me small. The Lord help us all. Amen

[Gerald Addy @Addz_04]

Yes, football is a business venture, but not with our national teams black stars u23 u20 u17 none of them
#kurtokrakuout

[Gerald Addy @Addz_04]

@tett3h 🤣🤣 Hmm, may God help us

[Gerald Addy @Addz_04]

Kurt can't simply go for a third term. We see FA presidents step down in countries where football is in a better place. But in this rot, our FA president wants to amend the laws and go for a third term

[Jude Duncan @mensaduncan]

#KurtOkrakuOut