Former Aduana Stars striker Yahaya Mohammed has expressed strong opposition to the potential extension of the Ghana Football Association (GFA) presidency term limit. Recent reports suggest that the GFA’s statutes review committee has recommended an extension to the current two-term limit for the presidency, sparking significant debate.

In an interview with Asempa FM, Mohammed voiced his disapproval, saying, “At this moment, extending the term limit of the Ghana Football Association (GFA) presidency is not needed. I believe that if this must be done, it is the work you the president have done, and for me, the club administrators must come out and speak because, at this moment, that is not what is needed.”

Mohammed also acknowledged the stance of Kudjoe Fianoo, who has publicly opposed the proposal, and encouraged others to speak out against it. “I know Kudjoe Fianoo has spoken against it, and I expect others to also come out to speak against it because it is not needed at the moment,” he added.

Former GFA chairman Dr. Nyaho Nyaho-Tamakloe echoed Mohammed’s sentiments, pledging to resist any attempt to extend the presidency limit. He emphasized his role in establishing the two-term limit, saying, “I was the architect of the two-term limit for the FA presidency, and I will not allow anyone to topple the statute to serve their personal agenda.”