Ghana FA Vice President George Afriyie insists Commission of Inquiry recommendations on him are now dead

The Vice President of the Ghana Football Association George Afriyie says the recommendations of the Presidential Commission of Inquiry barring him from associating with any of the national teams is now dead and buried.

The Presidential Commission of Inquiry set up by outgoing Ghana President His Excellency John Dramani Mahama after Ghana's disappointing outing at the 2015 World Cup to investigate the happenings recommended that the Black Stars Committee Chairman be banned from any national team duties.

The recommendations were empowered by the government white paper which affirmed those recommendations but we're contested by the Ghana FA in court.

And George believe the issue are not dead and buried.

'For the commission's report, it's dead and buried because if you use hatred in doing something, this is what happens." George said.

"For me personally I don't see anywhere in the reports which can charge me for negative doings. You invited me as a non target witness and to help investigate and I turn out to be a target witness, well we are waiting.' said George.

George who believe the PCI was set up to serve a witch-hunting purpose fail Ghanaians and he is ready to face it at anytime in court to prove his innocence.