CEO of Data Bank, Kojo Addae Mensah
Chief Executive Officer of Data Bank, Kojo Addae Mensah has urged Black Stars players to avoid foreign women and save themselves the trouble.
According to Kojo Addae Mensah, black is beautiful and Ghanaian players must pursue women from their own communities because historically, chasing ‘white’ ladies has never helped them.
Speaking on Thomas Partey’s rape charges and his transfer to Spanish side Villarreal, Kojo Addae Mensah said black players have suffered from numerous false accusations from ‘white’ women and it is time for Ghanaian players abroad to learn from the experiences of others.
“I know this will be controversial but i want to tell the player’s something, black is beautiful so they should stop this lust for foreign girls and pick women from their Ghanaian communities.”
“There is nothing wrong with coming to Accra or your community to pick a girl and taking her with you to your city abroad. This is because these foreign girls are trouble,” he said in an interview with Joy Sports.
Kojo Addae Mensah also commended Villarreal for standing behind Thomas Partey in the spirit of innocent until proven guilty.
“The prosecutor wanted to end his career but I’m happy that someone at Villarreal was very sensible to know that you are innocent until proven guilty. This is because most of these allegations come out with a verdict of not guilty so i really appreciate what Villarreal have done for him.”
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