Ghana Division One League Board has introduced a computerized player registration for the upcoming division one league.
The Division One League Board boss Ntow Fiako told Joy sports that, the implementation of this new ICT player registration programme is to clear future disputes that has dominated the first division league for many years to the extent that it unnecessarily frustrated a smooth organization of the league.
He added that, this system is expected to clean the system for an improved first division league in the new season.
“It will help eradicate falsification of records and accuracy in the player registration process” Ntow told Joy Sports.
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