The president of the Ghana Football Association Kurt Okraku has started the process to create a special Sports Policing Unit by engaging the Police administration of the country in a move to fulfill one of his key manifesto promises in the build up to the Ghana FA presidential elections late last year.
The current boss of the governing body of football in Ghana won the elections convincingly and has now began the process to walk the talk in his quest to curb hooliganism at the stadia.
“We will continue to work closely with the Ghana Police Service to protect not only our game but also lives and property” the Ghana FA boss wrote on his favorite social media page of Facebook.
Ghana FA president Kurt Okraku (right) and COP Yaa Tiwaa Addo-Danquah (left)
Members of the Ghana Police at the GFA headquarters in Accra
“On a day COP Yaa Tiwaa Addo-Danquah led her team to visit us at the FA….Sports Policing Unit, Police Depot park , women’s Football on the agenda…..Thanks very much to our IGP for all the support” Kurt Okraku wrote on Facebook.
