8th June, 2018

The DAILY GRAPHIC appeals to citizens, especially, those in leadership positions and authority to use the GFA expose as a lesson and behave themselves since they may not know who is watching them. The paper cautions social commentators not to pronounce judgment before the suspects involved are found guilty or otherwise. It also calls on the public to be calm and not take the law into their own hands while the issue is under investigation by the appropriate bodies. The Graphic believes Ghana Football will bounce back better when measures are put in place to sanitise football administration in the country

The GHANAIAN TIMES writes on the sacking of the four CEOs and says it hopes that the public officials still in active service will learn from the termination of their colleagues and brace up themselves for the task ahead. The paper believes that if public service holders sign performance contracts that will hold them accountable for their stewardship, they will be kept on their toes and ensure they deliver on the mandate of the organisations they have been appointed to serve. The Times is hopeful that those who will be appointed by the President to replace those dismissed will not betray the confidence that will be reposed in them.

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