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    When NDC is in power, things work better for Black Stars

    Papa LincBy Papa LincMarch 21, 2025No Comments2 Mins Read3 Views
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    Gospel musician, Grace Ashly Gospel musician, Grace Ashly

    Grace Ashly has claimed that Ghana’s sports sector, particularly the senior national football team, the Black Stars, thrives whenever the National Democratic Congress (NDC) is in power.

    The Gospel musician made this statement during an interview with Nana Romeo, where she expressed preference for the NDC’s leadership in relation to the development of sports.

    “When the NDC is in government, many aspects of life in Ghana, especially in sports, tend to improve. Also, I have the freedom to pursue my goals for the Black Stars when the NDC is in power. Let’s pray for the NDC’s success” she stated.

    She also emphasised her willingness to continue making songs for the national team, stating that she is ready to contribute more if given the opportunity by the relevant authorities.

    “I am always ready to do more songs for the Black Stars if I am given the opportunity by the leaders,” she added.

    Grace Ashly is widely known for her contribution to Ghanaian football through making patriotic and motivational songs for the Black Stars.

    Her official 2014 World Cup’ song titled ‘Yenie’, among many others, became a street anthem.

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    You can also watch videos from the unveiling of the 2025 TGMA nominees on GhanaWeb TV below:





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