An audit carried out by a Fifa forensic team has reportedly found no corruption occurred at the GFA during the tenure of now disgraced former boss Kwesi Nyantakyi.
According to a report by Ghanasoccernet.com, the audit has been completed and submitted to the normalization committee of Ghana football and it found no corruption against Nyantakyi.
English Premier League giants Chelsea Football Club have found themselves the wrong side of the law after breaching some Fifa regulations in relation to the signing of young players.
That has led to the World Football governing body, Fifa, slapping a ban on the club for the next two transfer windows.
Almost seven months after Anas and his Tiger Eye PI team screened their latest investigative piece that focused mainly on corruption in Ghana and African Football as a whole, the major culprit Kwesi Nyantakyi has found his voice.
Kwesi Nyantakyi was seen in the investigative piece receiving a bribe from people who wanted to invest in Ghana Football. He was seen in a video receiving 65,000 Dollars.
Last year award-winning investigative journalist and the founder of Tiger Eye PI investigative company, Anas Aremeyaw Anas, shook the foundations of Ghana most specifically the Ghana Football Association.
His investigative piece titled ‘Number 12‘ looked into widespread corruption that has engulfed African football over the years but people have always disputed.
The World football governing body Fifa have reacted to the murder of Ghanaian investigative journalist, Ahmed Hussein-Suale.
Ahmed, a member of Anas’ Tiger Eye PI team, was gunned down in Madina by unknown assailants.
Each time we think Kwesi Nyantakyi’s FIFA ban and fine brouhaha has calmed down, something else stirs it up, making it much worse than it was before.
Mr Jon Benjamin, the former British High commissioner to Ghana, has landed on Nyantakyi again after gifting him 2.0 Ghana Cedis cash to pay some of his FIFA fines.
The first wife of Mr Kwesi Nyantakyi, Mrs Christine-Marie Nyantakyi has revealed that their kids refused to go to school over trolls by school and classmates in the wake of Anas’ Number 12 expose’ which their father happened to be the centre of the expose’.
Mrs Christine-Marie Nyantakyi in an exclusive interview with Paul Adomako Okyere on Metro TV’s ‘Good Evening Ghana’ program recalled how worried their kids were in the wake of the expose’.
Earlier today, GhanaCelebrities.Com reported on the FIFA banned GFA President Kwesi Nyantakyi’s wife, Mrs Christine-Marie Nyantakyi’s interview with Metro TV’s Paul Adomako Okyere on ‘Good Evening Ghana’ program.
Speaking during the interview, she said looking at her husband’s commitment and 25 years of experience as a lawyer, she believes her husband wouldn’t have accepted the bribe forced on him by Anas had it not been the power of Juju (black magic).
Mrs Christine-Marie Nyantakyi, wife of the former President of the Ghana Football Association (GFA), Kwesi Nyantakyi says her husband was not of himself during Anas’ secret investigations.
According to Mrs Nyantakyi, her husband has been a lawyer for 25 years and for such a person to be easily carried away by Anas and his Tiger Eye PI team was not physical but spiritual.
The first wife of Mr Kwesi Nyantakyi, Christine-Marie Nyantakyi has opened up for the first time on Anas’ Number 12 expose’ and FIFA’s lifetime ban handed to her husband.
Mrs Nyantakyi in an interview with Paul Adomako Okyere on Metro TV’s ‘Good Evening Ghana’ program disclosed how her husband out of desperation paid $100,000 to some people who assured him of stopping Anas’ Number 12 expose’ screening.
Ghanaian rapper, M.anifest has added his voice to the embattled former Ghana Football Association (GFA) boss, Kwesi Nyantakyi’s FIFA lifetime ban over Anas’ Number 12 expose’.
The “Me ne woa” hitmaker in an interview on Starr FM with Giovani Caleb stated that he is not surprised that Kwesi Nyantakyi has been banned for life because the level of corruption exposed by Anas deserves such a punishment from FIFA.
Former Ghana Football Association (GFA) President Mr. Ousman Alhaji Kwesi Nyantakyi has been handed a lifetime ban from all footballing activities by the football world governing body FIFA’s ethics committee.
The lifetime ban from FIFA handed over to Kwesi Nyantakyi came into being after being caught in ace investigative journalist Anas Aremeyaw Anas’ investigative piece or sting operation dubbed ‘Number 12’, which sought to bring to bear the deep-rooted corruption that has been associated with Ghanaian and African football as a whole.
Isn’t it amazing how the puppet and the puppet master are having an “amazing” week in the media? Kwesi Nyantakyi and Asamoah Gyan who are no strangers to controversies chose the perfect time to have the time of their lives online.
The former President of the Ghana Football Association, Kwesi Nyantakyi, has responded to the recent news that he has been banned from all football activities, for life, by the world football governing body Fifa.
Nyantakyi was handed down the ban by Fifa on Tuesday, October 30th, as his punishment for the conduct he displayed in Anas Aremeyaw Anas’ ‘Number 12’ documentary.
Frankly speaking in football administration in Ghana one man by name Kwesi Nyantakyi has been on the rise since the early 2000s when he was voted as the Ghana Football Association President. Before becoming the FA president of Ghana he was the Ghana League Club Association (GHALCA) President which automatically qualified him to be the GFA vice president.
Kwesi Nyantakyi’s presidency was a refreshing news for the football fraternity or industry of Ghana as Nyantakyi was a fresh young man full of ideas and a lawyer as such who carried himself very well. He suddenly became the hope for Ghana football and an inspiration for a lot of young men who were into football management and administration.
