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Battle of Kumasi: Beware of Ghana Food, Water, Fans In Ghana Advise Eagles
Joel Ajayi
Some Football fans Nigerians resident in Ghana have warned the Super Eagles contingents to beware of anything edible in the former Gold Coast country until after the match on Friday.
The Nigerians who spoke from Kumasi on Thursday said” we heard that the Super Eagles will arrive in Ghana today. We are happy with the arrangements so far made, especially coming with a chartered flight which will be on standby to return the team back to Nigeria immediately after the match.
“We as members of Concerned Nigerians here in Ghana, wish to advise the team to be careful with the Ghanaians in relation to what the team will eat and drink. If possible, the team should make private arrangements for their feeding in Kumasi. They should not eat anything nor drink any. If possible they should come with their own foods and drinks from Nigeria.
“The government of the country is very desperate about this match, as their political opponents are relying on the incessant failures of the Black Stars to score political cheap points, and the government wants to change the narratives with the match against the Super Eagles. They are approaching it as a do or die affair, and the Nigerians should be aware of this and prepare adequately for it”.
Continuing the group who spoke through their Spokesman Odunayo Adebisi said “the issue of them using juju and various unconventional approach should not be wished away, because it is all truth, as many marabouts have been engaged for that purpose, but we are not bothered much because we know that juju does not play football, and our people are very prayerful on those aspects “.
He said that Nigerians in various cities in Ghana are mobilizing effectively to give the Eagles all support in the match.
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Montage Community Football Tourney Registration Ends October 30
Cyril Ogar
Registration for the 2026 edition of the Montage Community Football Tournament will close on Friday, October 30, organisers have announced.
The tournament coordinator, Mr Raphael Ekpang, disclosed this on Thursday, urging interested teams across the six Area Councils of the Federal Capital Territory (FCT) to take advantage of the remaining days to register.
Ekpang said registration had been ongoing since Monday, encouraging eligible teams to complete the process before the deadline.
The tournament, themed “Montage FM 99.7: Empowering Youth, Uniting Communities Through Football,” is scheduled to kick off on November 3, 2026, with playoffs across the six Area Councils of the FCT.
The grand finale will hold on December 5, 2026, at the Old Parade Ground, Garki Area 10, Abuja, where the top four teams will compete for first-, second- and third-place honours.
A total of 48 teams will participate in the competition, with eight teams representing each of the six Area Councils.
The participating teams will compete for cash prizes worth over ₦2 million and other valuable rewards.
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