The Ghana Football Association has expressed their displeasure over the consistent chastising of its mechanism by the Sports Ministry via the media.

This pronouncement comes after the Sports Ministry in recent times rants over some decisions by the Ghana FA.

The latest of these confrontations was the Black Queens row over the non-payment of their accumulated bonuses, Black Stars international friendly against Canada which the ministry claimed they were not informed.

But spokesperson of the FA, Ibrahim Saani Daara believes a proper approach must be adopted to curb this canker.

“At the moment, to be honest with you it is not of the best, a lot of unpalatable things have been said about the FA from the ministry’s side and I would have thought that since we are all on the same page, than putting up a 20 seconds clip in the media on what the FA should do in the public domain.

“And I’m calling for a better approach to this banter so we could settle it at home to prevent the public from asking questions. This could easily affect development of the game and could progress to affect the national teams,” he told Starr Sports.