When quizzed about the three things he would do if he was elected President of the country, Appiah who recently left his post as head coach of the Black Stars had some interesting suggestions.

“I’d try to reduce the number of radio stations,” Appiah said in an interview with Pulse.

He added that he would also focus on improving the road networks across the country as well as improve the health delivery system.

“I’d try to reduce the number of radio stations. [Secondly], I’ll target our road network and then I’ll make sure our health system works well.”

Appiah recently launched an autobiography, titled 'Leaders Don't Have To Yell'.

He is currently promoting the 400-page book which Appiah gives an account of key events during his days as a footballer and later as a coach.

Watch the interview below;

"I’d reduce number of radio stations if I were President” – Kwesi Appiah.#PulseGhana #PulseWochitNews #KwesiAppiah #President pic.twitter.com/CVQ5b6tMAc

— Pulse Ghana (@PulseGhana) March 2, 2020