Stonebwoy Predicts Ghana's Black Stars Will Win 2023 AFCON Football Title

• Stonebwoy has expressed confidence in Ghana's national football team, the Black Stars, urging them to secure victory in the upcoming 2023 AFCON
• The reggae and dancehall artist was speaking at a farewell dinner held in Kumasi, the capital town of the Ashanti region
• The Black Stars, currently in Ivory Coast, are preparing for Group B fixtures against Cape Verde, Egypt and Mozambique

Renowned reggae and dancehall artiste Stonebwoy has expressed unwavering confidence in the Ghanaian national football team, the Black Stars, despite their recent struggles.

He urged them to secure victory in the upcoming 2023 African Cup of Nations (AFCON).

Stonebwoy spoke to the team at their farewell dinner in Kumasi before they left and arrived in Abidjan in grand style. Stonebwoy entertained them with captivating renditions of his songs.

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The dinner was attended by President Nana Akufo-Addo and Afua Asantewaa Aduonum, the lady who attempted the longest singing marathon in December.

Stonebwoy inspired the players to end Ghana's 42-year AFCON trophy drought, and Stars fans are hoping that his words hit home.

Ghana's last AFCON triumph dates back to 1982, and Stonebwoy, acknowledging the tournament's challenges, firmly believed in the team's ability to emerge victorious.

"They should go and do us good and possibly win the African Cup for us in this tournament."

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In more football news, Briefly News reported that Bafana Bafana's last match at home before the AFCON sadly ended in a goalless draw. The national squad is heading to Ivory Coast as they gear up for the challenging football tournament.

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SA citizens expressed their nervousness on social media about the team's upcoming performance. The goalless match followed a four-day camp in Stellenbosch, leading the national team to depart for Ivory Coast.

With their first AFCON game against Mali looming, South African football enthusiasts are on edge, speculating about the team's chances in the upcoming tournament. Some sceptical fans predict a tough tournament, questioning if Bafana Bafana can surpass expectations and make it through the group stages.

Source: YEN.com.gh