Award-winning Reggae Dancehall artist Stonebwoy is mobilizing massive support for the Black Stars as they gear up for a crucial final group game against Mozambique in the ongoing 2023 Africa Cup of Nations (AFCON).

The disappointment of a 2-2 draw against Egypt, where Ghana twice surrendered the lead, has heightened the stakes for Monday’s must-win clash.

Expressing unwavering optimism in the team’s capabilities, Stonebwoy asserted that Ghana was the superior side in the game against Egypt and was poised to qualify convincingly.

He urged the nation to embrace a fighting spirit.“God bless Ghana. Let’s put on the fighting spirit, Ghana. That’s all. We can overqualify, I’m telling you. What did Egypt play today? Their goals were not good. We just need to be wise,” he stated.

In Thursday’s game, Mohammed Kudus’ goal in the 45th minute provided Ghana with an initial advantage, only to be marred by a defensive lapse that allowed Egypt to level the score. Despite Kudus reclaiming the lead, another defensive error, this time from substitute Osman Bukari, resulted in Egypt equalizing once more.

As the Black Stars face a must-win situation against Mozambique on Monday to progress to the next round, Stonebwoy’s rallying call seeks to uplift the spirits of the team and the nation, urging them to channel the fighting spirit for a decisive victory.

It can be recalled that during the team’s farewell dinner in Kumasi, Stonebwoy, disclosed that Ghanaians are solidly behind the team and believe they can make history by winning the tournament for the first time since 1982.

“We are solidly behind them in all aspects. They should go and do us good and possibly win the African Cup for us in this tournament, yes, it will come as a surprise to the whole of the world and Africa but I have great belief in my brothers and the technical team. Andre Dede Ayew himself is a brother, we met in Qatar. God knows how happy I am to be in the presence of the players, the President, and everybody,” Stonebwoy, who performed at the event, said.

Ghana’s campaign began on Sunday, when Cape Verde scored Ghana 2-1 on January 14.

Headlining All Africa Festival In Abu Dhabi

International Afropop, Dancehall & Reggae artist Stonebwoy has been confirmed for the All Africa Festival (AAF) on February 2, 2024, at Etihad Park, Yas Island in Abu Dhabi.

The gig, returning for its 3rd edition, is acclaimed as the UAE’s largest celebration of Africa’s rich and diverse cultures in all their vibrant expressions and representations.

This fun-packed event will bring together residents and visitors alike for a 3-day-long entertainment and culturally immersive extravaganza.

Stonebwoy currently boasts millions of streams across all platforms. His music blends Afropop, dancehall, and reggae influences into a captivating sound showcased across five magnificent albums, including “5th Dimension,” which peaked at No. 8 on the Billboard World Reggae Chart.

His influence and enormity in the music industry are underscored by sold-out tours spanning Europe, the UK, America, and Canada, as well as drawing over 50 thousand audiences to the 40,000-seater Accra Sports Stadium for the BHIM Concert in 2023.

The All Africa Festival seeks to build on previous successes, attracting residents and tourists to what has become an annual event that celebrates not only the diversity of African culture but also the equally culturally diverse landscape for which the UAE is known.

The festival will present a mosaic of uniquely curated experiences that pay homage to the spirit of Africa and its people residing in different corners of the world.