By Charity Nginyu

Cameroon is in mourning following the passing of Abdoulaye Ado, a revered sports consultant and unwavering supporter of Iya Mohamed.

Ado, who was also an active member of the ANDP party (National Alliance for Democracy and Progress), reports say succumbed early this morning.

Expressions of grief and tribute have poured in from various quarters, reflecting the profound impact Ado had on his community. Clement Dogmo, lamenting his loss, remarked, ‘His analyses and insights on Cameroonian football affairs will be sorely missed.’

Terence Koma reminisced, ‘This intellectual was instrumental in leading us to the great victories of the Indomitable Lions’ golden era.’ Such sentiments underscore Ado’s significant contributions to the nation’s sporting legacy.

Amidst the sorrow, there is acknowledgment of Ado’s devout faith, with Gambo Pat reflecting, ‘What a blessing to depart during the holy month of Ramadan. May the Almighty welcome you into His kingdom. Rest in peace, great man.’

Abdoulaye A
do’s passing leaves a void in the realms of sports consultancy and political activism, leaving behind a legacy that will be remembered fondly by those whose lives he touched.

Source: Cameroon News Agency

The Black Satellites of Ghana will be in contention for gold in the men’s football competition as they face Uganda in the finals on Friday, March 22, 2024.

The Black Stars recorded a crucial 1-0 win against the Young Teranga Lions of Senegal in the semi-final encounter played at the Accra Sports Stadium.

Substitute Michael Ephson produced a close-range finish in the late stages of the game as Ghana booked a spot in the finals of the men’s football competition.

It was a tough encounter for coach Desmond Ofei’s side, especially coming up against a formidable Senegalese side who were considered one of the strong favourites.

But the Satellites demonstrated their resilience and prevailed at the end of 90 minutes, replicating the final berth achieved by their female counterparts, the Black Princesses.

Ghana’s opponent in the men’s final football competition, Uganda, were ruthless in the semi-final encounter, beating their Congolese counterparts 4-2 at the Accra Sports Stadium.

The final of the men’s football
competition will be played at the Accra Sports Stadium on Friday, March 22, 2024, at 8:00 p.m.

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Source: Ghana News Agency