Ghana Football Association Presidential candidate Amanda Clinton has confirmed her readiness for the upcoming first-ever Presidential debate.
According to Amanda Clinton who is the first female in history to contest the top seat of Ghana football, the first-ever Presidential debate will provide the platform for candidates to put forward their ideas they plan to implement when given the nod to led Ghana football.
"I am soo ready for the debate, I'm actually looking forward to it and I am standing for it because I really think we should all just share our ideas and be bold about it."
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Earlier this week the Normalisation Committee issued a release stating there is going to be a Presidential debate for five out of the six candidates, with George Afriyie the only one missing from the list.
Statement belowÂ
The Normalisation Committee of the Ghana Football Association will, in partnership with three media organisations: Global Media Alliance, Multimedia Ghana Limited and Ghana Broadcasting Corporation, organise a live radio and television debate for five of the six Presidential Candidates of the upcoming GFA elections.
The debate will be held on Monday, October 21 at the Physicians and Surgeons Centre in Accra at 6:30 p.m. It will be broadcast live on GTV, Joy FM, and Happy FM, as well as all affiliate media platforms (radio, television, online, social media) of the three media partners.
The GFA Presidential debate will focus on key areas affecting the development of Ghana football and questions would seek to elicit solutions-based responses from the presidential candidates.
Five out of the six presidential candidates have confirmed their participation in the debate. They are: Amanda Clinton, Fred Pappoe, Kurt E.S. Okraku, Nana Yaw Amponsah, and George Ankomah Mensah.
The Normalization Committee wishes the candidates well and appreciates and applauds their willingness to engage the delegates, football community and the fans and supporters of football with their vision and programs for improving the football enterprise of Ghana.
Their preparedness to debate each other as candidates for the top position of the GFA is refreshing and indicates their embrace of candor and the power of new ideas as essential in the reformation process.
Kudos and good luck to the candidates and to a new Ghana Football Enterprise.
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