Al League Clubs Eligible To Vote

Sportscrusader.com can confirm that, all league clubs have paid their Ghana League Clubs Association (GHALCA), affiliation fee and are eligible to vote in this year’s elections.

GHALCA including premier,  Division One and two clubs, pay yearly affiliation fee of 100 and 50 cedis to ensure they are members of the Association.

Clubs who fail to pay their affiliation fee are not eligible to vote. Sportscrusader understands that clubs hardly pay their yearly fee and they are always compelled to pay during election year to be eligible to vote.

This year, all clubs and Regional Football Association (RFA’s) have paid their fees and presented their delegates.

The GHALCA elections will take place at the Accra Sports Stadium media centre on Thursday April 21.

Four candidates, including Kudjoe Fianoo, Kofi Poku, Isaac Wilberforce Koomson and Nana Oduro Sarfo are vying for the chairmanship post in the association, whilst Alex Akumey is unopposed for the vice chairman post.

George Amoako, vice chairman of the Premier League Board (PLB), is unopposed for the treasurer role.

Otuo Acheampong and and Samuel Aboabre are in for the Division One representative respectively, whilst George Offosuhene of WAFA and John Ansah of Ebusua Dwarfs vying for the Premier League rep.

Elected executives will be sworn into office next week Monday.

Al League Clubs Eligible To Vote

GHALCA To Go To Congress Next Week.

Delegates of the Ghana League Clubs Association, the mother body of all league clubs in the country will meet on Tuesday February 16 to fix a date for April’s elections. 

GHALCA will go to congress next week Tuesday, confirm date for which nomination forms will be made available to interested candidates and subsequently fix a date for April’s elections.

Incumbent chairman of the association, Alhaji Raji will have to wrestle the Chief Executive Officer of Ashanti Gold, Cudjoe Fianoo, ex-Berekum Chelsea boss Nana Oduro Sarfo and his vice chairman, Isaac Koomsom for his office in the coming elections.

Cudjoe Fianoo, who lost out onthet Ghana football association’s Executive Committee membership last year has thrown his hat into the race.

And Nana Oduro Sarfo, tipped by football administrators to win the seat, told sportscrusader.com last week that his vision for the body is unquestionable and he wants delegates to vest their power in him to restructure the organisation.

GHALCA of late has lost its organizational powers and the opportunity to redress the problem solely lies in the hands of delegates.

GHALCA To Go To Congress Next Week.