Dickson Kyere-Duah, affectionately called Stutgard, a prominent contender for the Brong Ahafo Regional Football Association (RFA) Chairmanship position, says he is very confident of successfully passing through the vetting process.
His comments come in anticipation of the decision by the Election Committee, scheduled to unveil the list of candidates who have successfully cleared the vetting stage on Monday, 28 August.
With the RFA Chairmanship elections slated to take place on September 29 at the Sunyani Technical Institute, the contenders are preparing for a rigorous vetting procedure to ensure a level playing field and transparency in the electoral process.
Kyere-Duah, a respected figure in the regional football scene, conveyed his optimism about his chances of progressing through the vetting process, signaling his strong belief in his credentials and dedication to the betterment of football in the Brong Ahafo region.
“I am fully confident in my abilities and qualifications, and I believe that I will successfully pass the vetting process. My commitment to the development of football in our region is steadfast, and I am ready to demonstrate this to the committee,” Kyere-Duah stated during an exclusive interview on Happy FM’s Wamputu Sports.
He further emphasized that the current FA boss, Kurt E.S Okraku be maintained because his performance has exceeded the expectations of many.
Kyere-Duah will have to beat competition from Dr. Charles Osei and Meshack Asante Ameyaw for the chairmanship seat.
By: Ahashie Judeliver Eli