Ghanaian media personality, Nana Aba Anamoah, has asserted that the main issue facing Ghanaian football is not the national team, the Black Stars, but rather the state of the local league.

She made these remarks on a live studio discussion with 3Music TV where she is disappointed in the President of the Ghana Football Association (GFA), Kurt Okraku, an, the Head of Communications of the GFA, Henry Asante Twum for poorly managing football in Ghana

The broadcaster said Ghana football is 'dead' and the Ghana Premier League is also at the verge of collapsing.

"Our football is dead! Have you followed the local league? Forget about the Black Stars, because they don't matter. The real problem is our local league. It is dead!" she said.

Nana Aba added that the recent protest by some football lovers, dubbed "Save Ghana Football," was futile and that the only solution was to dissolve the GFA and get a ban from FIFA, the world football governing body.

"Yesterday, I saw that protest, the 'save Ghana football'. It's not going to do anything. What we should do is dissolve that FA, get a ban from FIFA, and put our house in order. And putting a house in order doesn't mean putting friends and cronies there. It means to put people with sense there to work," she said.