'We shall always adore you' - Ablakwa tells Benjamin Asare during courtesy visit
Samuel Okudzeto Ablakwa praised Black Stars goalkeeper Benjamin Asare during a courtesy visit from Asare. Ablakwa described Asare's journey and contribution to Ghana's World Cup campaign as a source of inspiration and pride for Ghanaians and supporters of Hearts of Oak. Ablakwa shared a message after the meeting, stating, "Thank you very much for your kind visit, Benjamin Asare. Your story truly inspires. Ghanaians and Phobians are immensely proud of your exploits. We shall always adore you."
Asare's visit was part of a series of engagements to acknowledge individuals and institutions that supported him throughout Ghana's World Cup journey. Beyond his meeting with Ablakwa, Asare also paid courtesy calls on the Mayor of the Accra Metropolitan Assembly (AMA) and the Minister for Sports and Recreation, Kofi Adams, to express gratitude. Asare's rise to prominence has been celebrated, particularly among Hearts of Oak supporters, following his displays that earned him international recognition. His journey from domestic football to Ghana's national setup is seen as a testament to hard work and commitment.
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