The Black Stars Will Make us Proud – Mahama

Former President John Dramani Mahama is of the view that despite the fact that Friday’s worldwide friendly match between Ghana and Brazil appears to go in favour of Brazil in many regards, the Black Stars of Ghana will arise and be triumphant.

As far as he is concerned, the Black Stars played or did their best when individuals or others think of them (the Black Stars) as underdogs. He added that “they will adapt to the situation and make us proud.”

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The Former President in a post on Facebook on Friday aftternoon that is September 23, 2022, urged the Black Stars to do everything they possibly can for the game and dominate the match.

Previous accessible records demonstrate that Ghana has lost each of the four past matches played against Brazil. After the present match, Ghana will make a trip to Spain to experience modest positioned Nicaragua in their second warm-up match on Tuesday.

Finally, some social media peeps reacted to the Ex-President’s post and hailed Kudus for his outstanding performance during the game. They added that Kudus is the best fit for Neymar and that Neymar has met his meter. The hail was tagged as “Kudos to Kudus”

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“Soccer matches between Ghana and Brazil are always exciting to watch. In today’s friendly at the senior level, the odds seem to favour the Brazilians, but I trust our gallant team, the Black Stars. They play best as underdogs, they will rise to the occasion and make us proud. Go Black Stars Go! #GhanavsBrazil” The post Read.

Abu Lansani M. Abanton said: “Soccer is the only thing in Ghana that brings us together. Everyone is wishing black stars the best of luck and so is my senior brother.”

Kelly Nii Lartey Mensa said: “We go score Brazil. Period!!”

Eric Oforo said: “God bless our finest gentlemen.”

Mohammed Ali Osman said: “I feel sorry for Brazil. We shall score them, we shall put pepper in their eyes. Scoreline: Ghana 3 – 1 Brazil.”

William Adenyo said: “God bless your good mouth Sir. You always speak positive things in favour of your country at times and under every circumstances.”