Buses for Excellence or a Political Move?

The Ghana Football Association (GFA) has presented Hyundai buses to the top three clubs from Zones One, Two, and Three of last season’s Division One League. This initiative, aimed at supporting the clubs’ logistics, has sparked conversations about the association’s leadership and its president, Kurt Okraku.

Initially, reports suggested the buses would come from GFA’s partner, O.A. Travels and Tours. However, the association delivered Hyundai buses instead, raising eyebrows about the change in arrangement. Despite this, the gesture has been widely acknowledged as a positive step toward easing transportation challenges for the clubs.

As the GFA moves closer to elections, this initiative has fueled debates over whether Kurt Okraku deserves another term. While some applaud his efforts to support grassroots football, others question the transparency and consistency of such projects.

The Bigger Question

With mixed reactions from fans and stakeholders, the buses symbolize more than just logistical support—they represent the broader challenges of trust, accountability, and vision in Ghanaian football management.