“I am ready to leave my job and social media to marry Sadio Mane”- female sports Journalist reveals
Joyce Annor Yeboah, also known as Afia Empress, a Ghanaian female sports writer, has indicated her willingness to give up her work if it means being in a relationship with Senegalese-Liverpool star Sadio Mane.
Miss Annor Yeboah was asked by her mentor, Saddick Adams, during an interactive session on Angel Floodlight Sports show to be honest with him about what she would give up to have Sadio Mane because the former is a fan of the Liverpool star.
“Tell me the truth and I’m giving you 10 seconds to think about it carefully before you respond. I’m talking to you as a father who’s giving out his daughter for marriage. Because of the things I’ve been hearing these days if you get Sadio Mane, will you marry him?”. Saddick Adams inquired.
In her response, Afia Empress noted “yes” and added, “but let me put on record, I like Mane not because of his money. However, I admire a lot about him and most especially his ability to stay off social media despite his achievements.”
She stated that she has always desired to be with a man who is quiet, courteous, humble, and, most importantly, passionate about his work, and Sadio Mane shares these traits.
In a bizarre twist, Adams reminded her of Sadio Mane’s dream woman: a God-fearing Lady who can keep off social media.
“Will you be willing to delete your social media accounts as an option to be with the Liverpool Star?” Mr. Adams asked.
Without hesitation, Empress again said “yes, I’ll do that. We’re on social media because we need money and if my secret admirer will come for me with such an option, I’ll gladly let go of the noise on social media so that I can be with him.”
On the issue of their religious differences, Miss Annor Yeboah asserted that it won’t be a problem because “I don’t think any of my relatives will oppose me marrying a Muslim.” Not even my pastor because it’s my life. ” she stated
Joyce Annor Yeboah is now pursuing a degree in communication at the Ghana Institute of Journalism (public relations option).
She works for Angel Broadcasting Network, where she co-hosts sports shows. She is a CAF License D coach and one of Ghana’s few emerging female football pundits.
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