The Minister for Sports and Recreation, Kofi Adams has reaffirmed government's support for the Black Maidens ahead of their quarter-final match, assuring the team that their welfare remains a priority.

Published 1 Nov 2026, 09:00 GMT

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In a message to the players on November 1, 2026, the Minister said President John Dramani Mahama, Vice President Professor Naana Jane Opoku-Agyemang and the entire government were firmly behind the team as they prepare for the crucial encounter.

The assurance follows an engagement between the Minister, the players and the technical team.

The Minister commended the players for their courage, determination and commitment throughout the tournament, saying government recognised their hard work and sacrifices.

He further assured them that government would continue to provide the necessary support and honour its approved commitments to the team.

“Your welfare remains a priority. Government will continue to provide the necessary support and honour its approved commitments to you,” the Minister stated.

He urged the players to approach the quarter-final with confidence, trust their preparation, listen to their coaches and support one another.

The Minister also encouraged the team to enjoy their football and play with courage, assuring them that the entire nation was cheering them on.

He wished the players, technical team and management the best of luck in the upcoming game.

The Black Maidens will today, November 1 take on Japan Under-17 team in the ongoing Women's World Cup hosted by Morocco.

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