Ghanaian UK-based gospel musician Sonnie Badu has called on Ghana Football Association President, Kurt Okraku, to swallow his pride and apologize to Ghanaians over the Black Stars’ disappointing performance in the ongoing AFCON tournament.
Badu made the call following Ghana’s early exit from the tournament after failing to secure a win in their group stage matches.
The Black Stars’ poor performance has sparked anger and disappointment among Ghanaians, with many calling for the resignation of the technical team and the GFA president.
Sonnie Badu, in a social media post, urged Kurt Okraku to show humility and take responsibility for the team’s failure. He emphasized the need for the GFA president to publicly apologize to the nation and assure Ghanaians of better performances in the future.
The gospel artist’s call for an apology comes after several criticisms and calls for accountability from football stakeholders, as well as the sports ministry and government.
Ghanaians are demanding a comprehensive review of the team’s performance and an overhaul of the country’s football management structure.
Following Sonnie Badu’s post, many Ghanaians have echoed his sentiments and urged Kurt Okraku to heed the call for an apology.
The public outcry over the Black Stars’ AFCON fiasco continues to grow, with citizens expressing their disappointment and calling for urgent reforms within the Ghana Football Association.
As Ghanaians continue to grapple with the disappointment of the national team’s early exit from the AFCON tournament, the call for accountability and transparency within the football fraternity remains a pressing issue.
Sonnie Badu’s plea to Kurt Okraku serves as a reminder of the public’s demand for humility and responsibility from football administrators and stakeholders.
