The Ghana Football Association would hold its national delegates congress in the Northern Regional capital of Tamale in the coming hours.

The Congress is going ahead after an Accra Fast Track High Court had dismissed an application by John Kwame Quayson seeking an order to restrain the FA from holding the event.

The event would affirm the stay in office of Kwesi Nyantakyi for the next five years, as he is standing unopposed for the Presidential elections.

Nyantakyi’s tenure, which began in 2005 has been very helpful to the Black Stars. Ghana first qualified to the world cup under his tenure, whilst we’ve achieved two subsequent qualifications since. The U-20 side also won Africa’s first ever world cup at that level.

Criticisms comprise of his shabby running of the local league, which is falling deeper and deeper into mediocrity as the years go by. Also the Black Queens performances have dropped off considerably under his tenure.

Irrespective of his strengths and flaws, no one is challenging him so he’s certainly winning this one too.