As a proud Ghanaian, I am deeply disappointed by the performance of our national team. Losing is part of football, but what hurts most is the lack of urgency, passion, and quality displayed on the pitch. The fans deserve a team that fights for every ball and represents the nation with pride.
This result must serve as a wake-up call. We expect accountability, improvement, and a stronger commitment to the badge. Ghana football is bigger than any single match, but performances like this are simply not good enough.
We remain loyal supporters, but our patience is not unlimited. Do better.
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They sent Julius Malema to prison, few days later, protests broke out across the country chanting “Africans must leave their country”
Meanwhile they themselves are also Africans
Julius Malema once said:
"When they are done with foreigners , they will come for you. You will be told you are Xhosa and you must only stay in the Eastern Cape" https://t.co/DoM4mB7qqY…