“Show players respect when they are alive and not when they are dead” – Sonnie Badu blast GFA over Atsu’s death.
US-based Ghanaian singer and minister of the gospel, Sonnie Badu, has encouraged the Ghana Football Association to treat Ghanaian players fairly.
He made this remark in the wake of Christian Atsu’s passing, recalling with grief how the player, who he noticed was previously dubbed Ghana’s Lionel Messi despite his prior successes with the team, was fired from the Black Stars.
He claimed that Atsu’s dismissal from the Black Stars unintentionally affected his mental state, and in an effort to establish himself, he joined lower-level European teams. Also, he mentioned Jerry Akaminko as an example of how the FA quickly “uses and discards” players.
According to the well-known gospel musician known for his massive hit, “Baba,” the FA shouldn’t wait for the players to pass away before “doing show.”
US-based Ghanaian singer and minister of the gospel, Sonnie Badu, has encouraged the Ghana Football Association to treat Ghanaian players fairly.
He made this remark in the wake of Christian Atsu’s passing, recalling with grief how the player, who he noticed was previously dubbed Ghana’s Lionel Messi despite his prior successes with the team, was fired from the Black Stars.
He claimed that Atsu’s dismissal from the Black Stars unintentionally affected his mental state, and in an effort to establish himself, he joined lower-level European teams. Also, he mentioned Jerry Akaminko as an example of how the FA quickly “uses and discards” players.
According to the well-known gospel musician known for his massive hit, “Baba,” the FA shouldn’t wait for the players to pass away before “doing show.”
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