Newly elected Ghana Football Association president Kurt E.S Okraku says he is not going implement a divide and rule policy but is ready to build an all inclusive government as boss of the GFA.

Kurt Okraku on Friday fended off stiff competition from five other aspirants to emerge winner of the GFA presidential elections.

In his first ever interview he spoke on Joy Fm's current affairs program news file with Sampson Lardi.

He assured of uniting all fronts to help build a better Ghana football and ignite passion within the beautiful game.

“I think that the happenings of [Friday] clearly gives all of us the momentum to ensure that we bring everybody concerning or connected to our industry together, and to ensure that we take our game to the level that it deserves.

“In saying this, let me be grateful and thankful to the president of the land, His Excellency Nana Akufo-Addo, the sector minister, honorable [Isaac] Asiamah, members of the Football Association, the outgoing NC’s president and the membership, all clubs and stakeholders who were part of this amazing process.

”[On Friday], I made a clarion call to all of us that football is a team sport. No single individual can navigate and take us to the promised land. That is why I put a team together to do the campaign. That is why I encourage everybody to come out with a manifesto via our manifesto launch. That is why I went out of my way to say kudos to George Afriyie, Amanda Clinton, George Ankomah, Nana Yaw Amponsah, Fred Pappoe and my own brother [Wilfred] Osei [Kwaku] ‘Palmer’.

“We need everybody on board. We all have quality and I absolutely believe there is quality here in the Ghana football industry for which we have to come together, to harness the qualities that we all hold and make sure that we lay a solid foundation for a big takeoff.

We have promised to ignite passion and to create wealth for everybody and through that, we want to ensure that the fundamentals are right and this is what we have promised and this is what we intend to deliver” he said.