We are not aware of the ‘No Vaccination, No Entry and E-Ticketing policy – NSA PRO – Kickgh.com

Public Relations Officer of the National Sports Authority, Mr. Charles Amofa has stated categorically clear that, they have no idea about the new policy introduced by the GFA prior to the start of the season.

The President of the country's highest football governing body, Kurt E.S Okraku at the 27th GFA Congess last Thursday, announced the introduction of 'No Vaccinations, No Entry' and E-Ticketing policy to be used by all the 18 teams in the league.

The idea means supporters who haven't gone through the Covid-19 vaccinations will not be handed access to any of the league centres.

Speaking to KYZZ FM in Takoradi, the Spokesperson of the NSA, Charles Amofa has disclosed there hasn't been any consultation between them and the GFA on the issued policy

He added by saying the only policy they know about it right now is the approval of 25% fans to the various stadia, as issued by the COVID 19 Task Force. He said;

"The GFA have not been in consultation with us about these measure.

We take instructions from the COVID 19 Task Force Team with regards to COVID 19 preventive measures."

"What we have on our table now from the COVID 19 TASK FORCE TEAM is the approval of 25% fans to be allowed entry into the Stadium during league matches."

"If the GFA wants to implement the 'No Vaccination, No ENTRY' and E- Ticketing policy then they should come to us for consultations first."

The 2021/22 Ghana Premier League will start this evening as newly promoted side Accra Lions FC host Elmina Sharks at the Ohene Gyan Stadium in the opening fixture of the new season

By: Iddriss Abdul Rahim

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