An Accra High Court has slapped Former president of the Ghana Football Association (GFA) Kwesi Nyantakyi with three charges including fraud on Wednesday.

A former member of the Association’s Executive Committee Abdulai Alhassan also faces two charges namely conspiracy to commit fraud and fraud.

Principal State Attorney, Victoria Asiedua told an Accra High Court on Wednesday that the two individuals executed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) on behalf of a non-existent company claiming to be attracting sponsorship for the Ghana Premier League. 

The two are further alleged to have demanded $12 million from the supposed investors promising to land them major contracts in Ghana.

This money the prosecution says Mr Nyantakyi said will be distributed as follows; $5 million for the President, $3 million for the Vice President, $2 million for the Roads and Highway’s Minister, $1 million for his Deputy with the rest reserved for Mr Nyantakyi and Mr Alhassan.

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The former GFA boss was in 2018 busted in a documentary by Tiger Eye PI using the name of the President to peddle influence in his “scandalous” schemes.

Since the documentary was broadcasted in June 2018, government has been under pressure to take action against the main target of the investigations, Kwesi Nyantakyi.

The AG’s office in the documents filed in court list the charges against him as conspiracy to commit fraud, fraud and corruption by a public officer. 

Mr Nyantakyi and Mr Alhassan were admitted to bail in the sum of ¢1 million with three sureties, one to be justified.

They are also required to report every Friday at the police CID. The case has been adjourned to March 25 for case management conference.