The campaign manifesto, dubbed “Restoration” was described by Afriyie as the blueprint to bring back the glory of the local game after years of being in disrepair.

The event was attended by leading footballing personalities in Ghana and some other hopefuls for the position of GFA President including Kurt Okraku, Executive Chairman of Dreams FC.

While other candidates chose to announce their plans and the guiding documents in Accra, Afriyie chose the capital of the Bono Region as venue for the release for his plans for Ghana football and he explained his decision at the launch.

He said that region held the biggest constituency in Ghana football and so, it was right for him to speak to the heart of Ghana football and state what he would do to make the game a better one for all stakeholders.

The 32-page manifesto stated that a George Afriyie-led GFA would “want to establish a well-defined career pathway anchored in transparency for all in the pursuit of excellence within Ghana football. A pathway ignoring exclusivity, embracing diversity and encouraging inclusivity.”

The manifesto stated that important subjects like club licensing, administration and administrative matters, security, governance, national teams and media, would be effectively handled.

The document also highlighted how an Afriyie-led administration would fund its numerous projects and in that regard, it said that it would put together an “Organisation of Ghana Football Fair” to help clubs and corporate entities meet to see how they can create meaningful and beneficial relations for the betterment of Ghana football.

With the campaign manifesto launched, Afriyie and his team are expected to go round the country and try to convince the 120 delegates who will vote on October 25 to give their support and votes for him to become the next GFA President.