We want to introduce Inter-District festival for U15 and U17 Boys and Girls – GFA president Kurt Okraku
President of the Ghana Football Association (GFA), Kurt Okraku has disclosed that there are plans to introduce an Inter-District festival for U15 and U17 Boys and Girls in the country.This festival will provide a platform for teenage boys and girls to showcase their football talent."I've been thinking about the best way not only to get people to be interested, but to get our people to do it. We want to introduce the Inter-District festival for U15 and U17 Boys and Girls,” Kurt Okraku said on Thursday when he had an engagement with the leadership of Western RFA.The GFA capo continued, "Soon we're going to have Elite U-19 Boys and Elite U-19 Girls. So we are going to see more competitions; and that also means more resources being required by the RFA. That's why you need to find creative ways of looking for money. Because we're going to be clear on the KPIs: If you don't do ABC, you don't expect XYZ from the national level."Meanwhile, Kurt Okraku has assured of his administration’s commitment to invest in Colts football.
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President of the Ghana Football Association (GFA), Kurt Okraku has disclosed that there are plans to introduce an Inter-District festival for U15 and U17 Boys and Girls in the country.
This festival will provide a platform for teenage boys and girls to showcase their football talent.
"I've been thinking about the best way not only to get people to be interested, but to get our people to do it. We want to introduce the Inter-District festival for U15 and U17 Boys and Girls,” Kurt Okraku said on Thursday when he had an engagement with the leadership of Western RFA.
The GFA capo continued, "Soon we're going to have Elite U-19 Boys and Elite U-19 Girls. So we are going to see more competitions; and that also means more resources being required by the RFA. That's why you need to find creative ways of looking for money. Because we're going to be clear on the KPIs: If you don't do ABC, you don't expect XYZ from the national level."
Meanwhile, Kurt Okraku has assured of his administration’s commitment to invest in Colts football.
