President Kurt Edwin Simeon-Okraku, has delivered a stirring message of encouragement to the Black Queens, urging the team to seize the moment and make the nation proud.
The team is scheduled for Group D opening match of the 2026 CAF Women's Africa Cup of Nations (WAFCON) against Cape Verde today.
The President visited the team's camp in Morocco to inspire the players and technical staff ahead of Africa's biggest women's football competition.
Addressing the squad, President Simeon-Okraku expressed confidence in the team's quality and preparation, assuring the players that they carry the hopes and unwavering support of the entire nation.
"You have earned the right to be here through hard work, sacrifice and commitment. Now is the time to show Africa the character of the Black Queens. Believe in yourselves because an entire nation believes in you."
The CAF 2nd Vice President challenged the players to approach the tournament with courage and unity, reminding them that every opportunity to wear the national colours is a privilege.
"When you wear this jersey, you represent more than yourselves. You represent every young girl who dreams of playing for Ghana and every Ghanaian who will proudly stand behind you. Play with heart and never stop believing."
He urged the team to focus on delivering a strong performance in their opening fixture, describing the first match as an opportunity to set the tone for the campaign.
"The first game is your chance to make a statement. Go onto that pitch with confidence, fight for every ball, trust one another and leave everything on the field. If you do that, the results will follow."
President Simeon-Okraku also reaffirmed the GFA's unwavering commitment and assured the team that the Association would continue to provide the support needed for them to succeed.
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