President of the Ghana League Clubs Association (GHALCA) Cudjoe Fianoo has called for GFA President Kwesi Nyantakyi to resign with immediate effect after he was implicated in Anas Aremeyaw Anas’ latest expose on Ghana Football dubbed “Number 12.”
Nyantakyi was seen in the video outlining to agents of Anas' TigerEyePI who posed as investors the key government officials to bribe and also the steps to take to get a stranglehold on key projects in the country, as well as suggesting a dummy financial agency that would broker a sponsorship deal for the Ghana Premier League.
Fianoo, who was speaking on Eyewitness News on Wednesday night described Nyantakyi’s actions in the video as a disgrace and called for his resignation.
“If I were him I would have resigned by now. What I saw was shocking and a big disgrace to Ghana Football.
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