Ghanaian journalist Kwaku Yeboah has responded to claims made by former Ghana Football Association president Kwesi Nyantakyi regarding their trip to Australia.
In a recent interview, Nyantakyi alleged that Yeboah had asked him for a place to sleep during their trip to Australia. However, Yeboah has denied these claims, stating that he did not beg Nyantakyi for a place to stay.
“I did not beg Kwesi Nyantakyi for a place to sleep during our trip to Australia. I had made prior arrangements for my accommodation and did not need to rely on him for a place to stay,” Yeboah said.
Yeboah went on to clarify that the purpose of their trip was to cover the 2015 AFC Asian Cup, and that he had made all necessary arrangements for his travel and accommodation.
These remarks come in the wake of Nyantakyi’s recent comments about his tenure as president of the Ghana Football Association, which have sparked controversy and debate within the Ghanaian football community.
As the two individuals continue to offer conflicting accounts of their trip to Australia, it remains to be seen how this development will impact their respective reputations within the Ghanaian media and beyond.
