Ghana Football Association (GFA) President Kurt Okraku has joined calls for justice for the late Nana Pooley, a devoted fan of Asante Kotoko, during his funeral ceremony on March 6.
Kurt Okraku, along with other mourners, attended the funeral to pay his respects and advocate for answers regarding the circumstances surrounding Pooley’s passing.
A powerful image from the funeral shows Okraku and others holding a placard with the words “Justice for Pooley,” highlighting the growing demand for accountability. The emotional gathering was filled with grief-stricken Kotoko supporters, football officials, and sympathizers who urged authorities to take action.
Nana Pooley was widely known for his unwavering support for Asante Kotoko, a club with a rich history in Ghanaian football. His untimely demise has sparked concerns, with many calling for a thorough investigation to uncover the truth.
The incident has drawn national attention, with several sports and human rights activists urging law enforcement agencies to expedite their investigations.
As the football community mourns the loss of one of its passionate supporters, the call for justice continues to grow, with many hoping that Nana Pooley’s family will find closure in the days ahead.