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Another face off at CAF assembly

Ethiopian Reporter "Two years ago the delegations from the Ethiopian Football Federation (EFF) were split at the CAF general assembly in Egypt, in to participants and an observer. That may well be the fate of the delegations that have left for Ghana, Accra this week.
Dr. Ashebir Woldegiorgis, who was relieved from his position as president two weeks ago, has already left for Accra on Wednesday. It is not clear whether he has gone there representing the federation.
The new executive body of the federation has also sent its representatives, the first vice president Solomon Alemseged and the Treasurer Commander Seyoum Gofe, to Accra on Thursday."

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