Congress of the Ghana Football Association, the highest and legislative organ has pardoned three clubs who fell foul of the sport body's tenets by instituting legal actions against the FA.
Tuesday's Extra-Ordinary session voted unanimously for the action which effectively re-confirmed the three clubs, Nania FC, Mighty Jets and Zaytuna United as members of the Ghana Football Association.
Congress, thus pardon Nania FC while it reinstates Zaytuna FC and Mighty Jets.
The latest decision supersedes an earlier action handed the three clubs by Congress at its Ordinary Session last October.
Congress at its last session endorsed that Mighty Jets and Zaytuna United be stripped of their membership of the FA for taking legal actions against the sport body based on Article 17.1.11.5 of the Statutes, whilst Nania FC, whose Director Maha Ayew sued the GFA had their case referred to the Football Association’s Legal committee.
GFA President Kwesi Nyantakyi in his submission said after a careful study of the Nania case by the Legal Team, it recommended that the FA discontinue charges against the Club, (Nania) for the action of the Director (Maha Ayew) but it charged Nania to prevail upon the Director to withdraw the suit.
The notion received the overwhelming support of the meeting, based on the premise that the Club (Nania) could not be held liable for the actions of only a Director.
In the case of Mighty Jets and Zaytuna United, the GFA President said the two clubs have officially apologized to the Association through the Executive Committee on their actions, hence the need for consideration.
Officials of the two Clubs, Sammy Suker of Mighty Jets and Olloboi Commodore of Zaytuna United rendered their unqualified apologies for their conduct to the Congress.
The two clubs were also requested to contribute fifty-percent of the cost for the session, thus 2500 Ghana cedis each to serve as a deterrent.
President of the Ghana Football Association, Kwesi Nyantakyi warned that henceforth any Club that violates Article 17.1.11.5 will be subjected to the full rigours of the law with the cessation of membership of the association.