President of the Ghana Football Association, Kwesi Nyantakyi, has been named 1st Vice President of the Confederation of African Football (CAF).
[contextly_sidebar id=”TljvtKeQHkIQ075G5iTNVoBnoFkyshv2″]Nyantakyi was approved by the CAF Executive Committee on Monday during its first meeting under the reign of CAF’s new President Ahmad Ahmad in Bahrain.
Constant Omari of the DR Congo was named as the 2nd Vice President after the two nominations were approved by the Executive Committee.
Nyantakyi has been serving as a CAF executive committee member for almost a decade and was voted on the FIFA Executive Council for the second time after securing maximum votes in Addis Ababa in March.
Nyantakyi becomes the second most powerful person in African football and the first Ghanaian to rise to such position of power in African football.
The Ministry of Youth and Sports congratulated him in tweet from their handle on Monday morning.
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By: Citi Sports Desk