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The Ghana Football Association says it is committed to making public, the nation’s football governing body’s annual accounts via the internet.
 
According to the Ghana FA, the move is part of the adherence to the new reforms of its parent body, FIFA.

The annual accounts which were previously read to only Congress members will now be made accessible to the general public by publications on the Ghana FA’s official website.

This calls for a revamp of the website but the director of communications for the Ghana FA is unsure of the exact timeline for it so as to ensure that these new Fifa measures can be complied with.

“These are new regulations that the new FIFA reforms have called for. We will do it.

“We have nothing to hide; we make it available at our Congress . . . Once we revamp our website, we will incorporate all the things in there.

“We provide our accounts to Fifa every year. That is why they will continuously fund us and that is why we have never been stopped by Fifa for funding…,” Ibrahim Sannie Daara told GHOne TV.

It will be recalled that a research by global anti-graft agency, Transparency International, a few years ago described the Ghana FA as not transparent duty its failure to publish its accounts and certain pertinent details on its website.