A concerned National Service Scheme (NSS) personnel has expressed frustration over the conditions facing this year’s service personnel, accusing the government of treating them unfairly.
The individual claimed that repeated deductions are being made from their allowances to cover expenses many personnel are not involved in, adding that payments are often delayed and arrive with unexplained deductions already made.
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The current situation at Okaishie Market, Accra shows heaps of refuse on the roads just days after the national clean-up exercise.
According to reports, the waste has remained uncollected since Saturday, raising concerns about sanitation and the effectiveness of the clean-up campaign.
FIFA @FIFAcom operates under Swiss law because it is based in Switzerland. The Ghana Football Association operates in Ghana and must comply with the laws of Ghana while also respecting FIFA's Statutes.
FIFA's principle of autonomy protects football from undue political interference, but it does not place the GFA above Ghana's legal framework. Where there are inconsistencies between the GFA Statutes and the Sports Act or other Ghanaian laws, those issues should be addressed through lawful reforms not by assuming the GFA is exempt from the laws of the Republic.
Therefore, Mr. Kurt Okraku @kurtokraku and the Executive Council Members of the Ghana Football Association should recognize that they are not above the laws of Ghana. Like every institution and public office operating within the country, they are expected to act within the law, uphold transparency, accountability, and good governance, and remain answerable to the legal framework of the Republic of Ghana.
#WeAreTakingOurFootballBack
#RescueGhanaFootball
#SignThePetition
#FootballForThePeople
Dear Kurt Okraku @kurtokraku,
Respectfully, when will you take Alhaji Grusah to the High Court? If what he said was false, then let the courts determine the truth. If not, Ghanaians deserve answers.
No intimidation will stop me from demanding accountability, transparency, and honesty in the administration of Ghana football. As a Ghanaian, I believe these are values we should all defend.
Take Alhaji Karim Grusah to court and let see
#WeAreTakingOurFootballBack #SaveGhanaFootball #Accountability #Transparency #GoodGovernance #FootballForAll #GFA #GhanaFootball
Chelsea legend John Terry has recorded a video for his new friend, Samuel Dabo, wishing his football academy all the best and expressing his hope of visiting them one day.
NATIONAL DAY OF DEMONSTRATION
THEME:
"We Are Taking Back Our Football."
This national demonstration will bring together football lovers, supporters, and concerned citizens from all 16 regions of Ghana to peacefully demand accountability, transparency, and meaningful reforms in the administration of Ghana football.
Our message is simple: Ghana's football belongs to the people. We believe the time has come to restore integrity, fairness, and good governance to the game we all love.
We call on every Ghanaian who believes in a better future for our football to stand with us as we peacefully make our voices heard.
Together, we are taking back our football.
Mr Kurt Okraku and his Executive Council Members and the Ghana Football Association will be shocked at what is coming from the good people of Ghana 🇬🇭
Dear Mr Kurt Okraku @kurtokraku
Very soon the flight ✈️ will take off
We’ve gone to World Cup tournament that we’ve been so poor. We managed to score only 2 goals a midfielder and defender. Our strikers have failed to play shot on target in the first half of our entire games, poor selections, poor substitutions and poor performance entirely. Then our FA President tell us to feel proud. Wa te bi da ???? How should we feel proud of mediocrity ??
#KurtOkrakuOut
We have allowed a select few to hijack Ghana football and use it to serve their narrow, selfish interests, at the expense of the overall growth and development of the game.
NATIONAL DAY OF DEMONSTRATION
Theme: We Are Taking Back Our Football
This is a call to every football fan, market woman, trader, student, youth, transport operator, worker, traditional leader, religious leader, and every Ghanaian who believes our football deserves better.
This demonstration is bigger than politics. It is about our shared love for Ghana football and our collective desire to see accountability, transparency, integrity, and responsible leadership in the administration of the game.
If you believe Ghana football belongs to the people, then join us as we peacefully and lawfully make our voices heard.
Bring your friends, your family, your colleagues, and your football supporters' groups.
Let us stand together in unity, discipline, and peace to show that the future of Ghana football matters to every citizen.
Theme: We Are Taking Back Our Football.
Together, our voices will be heard. Together, we will demonstrate peacefully, respectfully, and within the laws of Ghana.
Date, time, assembly point, and route will be announced soon.
Ghana football belongs to all of us. Let us stand together to protect it.
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#Wearetakingbackourfootball
Over 4,000 people have signed our petition, and we have less than 10% to go before reaching our target.
Once we achieve it, we will announce our next lawful and peaceful course of action. The level of public support for accountability and reform in Ghana football is clear, and our next move will demonstrate the determination of thousands of football supporters across the country.
Mr. Kurt Okraku and the Executive Council Members should understand that many Ghanaians are calling for transparency, accountability, and meaningful change. The momentum is growing, and the next phase of this campaign will come as a significant surprise.
Our movement remains committed to peaceful, lawful, and democratic action.
Ghana Football does not any political colours we will rescue our football ⚽⚽⚽