Kwadwo Nkansah Lil Win, a well-known Kumawood actor, is arguing that the Ghanaian football administration’s governing body should ban the Black Stars and implement the necessary changes in reaction to their underwhelming performance at the current African Cup of Nations (AFCON) in Cote d’Ivoire.
Like many other disappointed Ghanaians who were demoralized by the Black Stars’ most recent tie with Mozambique, Lil Win is adamant that the senior national team’s temporary ban is a workable way to deal with its deteriorating results and poor performances in previous competitions.
A few hours before the game began, Lil Win posted a video in which he angrily warned the players to win or face the wrath of Ghanaians, suggesting that he had seen the impending loss from a distance.
“Blackstars, I pledge by the people of Ghana that we will take back all the kente outfits we provided you and remove every photo from Instagram and other social media sites if you don’t play with a lot of dedication and joy today to bring us defeat.
As shown in the video, he added, “That is not all; we will curse and beat you people as well.”
Watch the video here:
https://www.facebook.com/llilwin/videos/623176493247542/
With the Black Stars leading 2-0 in the last seconds of the game, many Ghanaians were rather hopeful that they would advance to the next round of the AFCON competition.
But many supporters’ dreams were dashed as Ghana gave up their 2-0 lead, leading to a depressing 2-2 draw at the Alassane Ouattara Stadium on Monday night.
The four-time AFCON champions finished the group stage with two points, which is a result that has historically shown to be insufficient for teams to qualify as one of the top four third-place teams.
