? Launches the “Black Stars Goodwill Message Book”
? Offers Ghanaians a unique opportunity to motivate the BLACK STARS at the World Cup
Accra, June 10 2010: Known for innovation and style, Number One Sports Station, Happy 98.9 FM has expressed their support to the Black Stars in a unique way, opening a grand book to be filled with goodwill messages from Ghanaians and all well-wishers.
Opened by the Honourable Deputy Sports Minister, Nii Nortey Duah, the voluminous book with over a thousand pages will compile solely positive and encouraging messages to motivate the Black Stars as they seek to raise the flags of Ghana high at the world Cup.
According to Station Manager, Bismark Brown, the book will go round the city and will finally be placed at the Silverbird Cinemas at the Accra Mall, to give as many Ghanaians as possible an opportunity to add their voice to the call for victory for the Black Stars in South Africa. He added that the book will officially be presented to the Black Stars in their camp, before their first match as a sign of motivation.
Honourable Nii Nortey Duah’s goodwill message reads - “This is to the gallant Black Stars. I wish you all the best in the 2010 South Africa world cup. As you enter the field for the first match on June 13, 2010, I wish you the best of luck to go all the way into the medal zone and most likely be the finalist and ultimately win the world cup for mother Ghana".
Members of the World Cup Planning Committee also scribbled their goodwill messages in the book; “whenever in doubt, just tell yourselves that you are a star who must make a difference. Go boys- Go get the Holy Grail. Ghana is stoutly behind you”.
Other dignitaries who added their voice include Artistic Director of the World Cup Planning Committee, David Amoo, and the Chairman of the Professional League Board (PLB) Mr. Wellbeck Abrah-Appiah and his board members.
The “Black Stars Goodwill Message Book” is opened to the public at the Silverbird Cinemas from now till the 12th of June, a day before the black stars play their first match.
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