GHANA PLEASE FORGIVE US.


 My first dance at AFCON started on the wrong foot with performances as a team beyond embarrassing but very grateful for my debut in this prestigious tournament. A very tough experience with so many learning curves. Things didn’t go as planned and we have ourselves to blame as a team. 

Sincere apologies 🇬🇭. No excuse or apology is enough for Ghana deserves better. Giving up is never an option , we will be back and I mean we will back 💪🏿🔥 !!


Thank you for the unrivalled support & kind messages.


#mugunyaro

#eternalflame

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