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Ghana Football Association Executive Member, Albert Commey, has admitted that it is no secret that there are certain corrupt practices within the GFA.
Speaking on Frontline Show on Rainbow Radio 87.5Fm today [Monday], the executive member said that he personally does not like the method used to unearth these corrupt practices.
Considering the weaknesses and strengths of every individual, it is not good if people are deceived into accepting bribes and being captured on tapes, he lamented.
Emphasizing he said, "As one of my strengths, I don't take money that does not belong to me. I prefer to help others without any implied favours. Others have money as their weaknesses but have strengths in other fields.
He expressed his disgust with all that is happening in the GFA and pleaded that the necessary investigations be done so that the few culprits would be brought to book in order not to lump up the many innocent uncorrupted members with the few corrupt ones.
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