Video Shows Interior of New Buses Gifted Nine Teams by GFA
- Some of the buses gifted to nine clubs by the Ghana Football Association have been found to be outmoded
- The interior of some of the buses are in a poor state, leaving some of the owners unhappy with the gift
- The Ghana FA presented the buses to the clubs as part of a promise made at the last congress by the federation
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The buses gifted to nine clubs by the Ghana Football Association have been found to be in a poor state.
The Ghana FA, in a short ceremony on Wednesday morning, presented nine of the best-performing clubs from last season's Division One League with new buses to facilitate their travels.
However, following the receipt of the vehicle, it was found that the interior of the buses was in a horrible state.
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In a video shared on social media, the seats and some parts of the driver's area looked old and outmoded.
It is not clear if all nine buses had the same problem, but from photos and videos shared on X, some of the vehicles were old inside.
Meanwhile, the Ghana FA boss, Kurt Okraku, who presented the buses this morning, expressed delight in fulfilling his administration's promises to some of the clubs.
"Sometime back in July 2023, during our Congress in Kumasi, I spoke about an identified need in the football ecosystem. One of the things I spoke about was the lack of transport for our clubs, leading to the inability of our players to travel in comfort, And so the FA introduced a new policy called the bus acquisition strategy. Today we're here to see the fulfilment of that singular promise by the Executive Council of the Football Association," he said, as quoted by the Ghana FA's official website.
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GFA gifts nine clubs buses
Earlier, Yen.com.gh reported that the Ghana Football Association, led by President Kurt Okraku have presented buses to nine clubs in the Division One League.
At a short ceremony held at the Accra Sports Stadium on Wednesday, the FA boss and the Executive Council made the donation as part of his outfit's promise at the FA's last congress.
Nine clubs that finished in the top three positions of the three zones were handed the keys to the buses this morning.
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