Opoku Nti, the former Chief Executive Officer (CEO) of Asante Kotoko, recently opened up about the challenges he faced during his tenure at the club.
In an interview with Muftawu Nabila Abdulai on JoySports Prime Take, Nti revealed that he was never a signatory to the club’s account, emphasizing that he was not involved in the disbursement of funds.
Nti, who also played for Asante Kotoko before becoming CEO, disclosed that his time at the club was marred by financial hurdles and internal sabotage. He addressed accusations of financial mismanagement, including claims that he used club funds to build a hotel for himself. Nti debunked these allegations, stating that he was not involved in the financial decisions of the club.
During the interview, Nti expressed gratitude for not being a signatory to Kotoko cheques, as it prevented any accusations of mismanagement. He also highlighted the presence of individuals within the club who attempted to sabotage his efforts, leading to a challenging tenure as CEO.
Despite facing obstacles and opposition from within the club, Nti remains focused on his contributions to Asante Kotoko. He acknowledged the existence of individuals benefiting from the instability of the club’s leadership, adding that he personally experienced such situations during his time at Kotoko.
Opoku Nti’s revelations shed light on the complexities of managing a football club and the internal dynamics that can impact its operations. His interview on JoySports Prime Take provides valuable insights into the challenges faced by club executives and the importance of transparency in financial management.
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