PEOPLE CAN PAY $2000-$5000 BRIBE PER VOTER TO BE ELECTED ONTO CAF EX.CO – GHANA FA BOSS MAKES A TELLING REVELATION

President of the Ghana Football Association, Kwasi Nyantakyi who doubles as a CAF Executive Committee member has made a significant revelation about the extent that candidates can go in order to be voted onto the powerful Executive Committee of the Confederation of African Football.

Nyantakyi, leader of Ghana football for the past decade with so much experience in African football administration has said that majority of people nowadays want to occupy upper echelon positions in football not to gain financially but to become popular and by that candidates could influence voters decision with lofty bribes.

“Most people go in there to just to become famous. That’s my view. Because lets take

CAF Executive Committee. I have seen people come to contest elections at the CAF Executive and they can spend a whole fortune to get elected. Some of them can pay $2000 to $5000 per voter to be elected. So people spend money. And you serve on the CAF Excecuive Committee and you are paid $20 000 a year which is paid in two installments of $10 000 every six months. So even your four year tenure (at the CAF Executive Committee) the money you recover may not be anything to write home about. ” Kwasi Nyantakyi revealed last Tuesday in Accra.