Kurt Okraku, the President of the Ghana Football Association (GFA) has issued a stern warning to persons who are involved in a match-fixing scandals that rocked the just ended Ghana Premier League (GPL).
In match-day 34 fixture involving Inter Allies and Ashantigold, the former's player, Hashmin Musah scored two deliberate own-goals which received backlash from football fans and stakeholders.
This, the GFA President has vowed to deal with persons who were involved in the scandal.
Speaking at the launch of the Division One League Super Cup, the GFA President said, "Our sports has been attacked by faceless cowards and it is my responsibility and the Executive Council's to defend the passion of the nation which is football.
"Everybody who played a part in that act will face it. If you are here and you know you played a part, get ready. You will be dealt with no matter what.
"Don't call me because you didn't call when you wanted to play that role and those who are calling my phone regarding the betting scandal must stop.
"To quote the former President of America we will chase them out of their hiding places.”
The GFA has reported the alleged match-fixing scandal to the Criminal Investigation Department of the Ghana Police Service for further investigation.
---GNA
KMA Deploys Vacuum Sweepers to Tackle Dust, Waste and Flooding in Kumasi
UCC Probes Death of Level 200 Student Found at Hutchland Beach
BoG Cracks Down on Crypto Dollar Wallets; Orders Banks to Cut Ties Immediately
BoG Extends IMTO Registration Deadline to July 31 — Non‑Compliant Operators Face...
Ato Forson Pushes for New ‘Auditors’ Court’ to Tackle Waste, Strengthen Accounta...
Big Payout, Big Changes: MMMF Declares 30p Dividend, Endorses New Board
C/R: Missing UCC student found dead at Hutchland Beach
Man collapses and dies in front of pharmacy at Abura in Cape Coast
Gov’t Should Have Anticipated Partey Visa Trouble — Asafo-Adjei Ayeh Fires
Swiss Vote on Population Cap Sparks Fierce Immigration Debate Ahead of Sunday Re...
