Stonebwoy donates GHS100,000 to Black Challenge ahead of Amputee World Cup
Ghanaian dancehall artist Stonebwoy donated GHS100,000 to the Ghana Amputee Football National Team, the Black Challenge, ahead of the 2026 Amputee Football World Cup in Mexico.
In Brief
- •Ghanaian dancehall artist Stonebwoy donated GHS100,000 to the Ghana Amputee Football National Team, the Black Challenge, ahead of the 2026 Amputee Football World Cup in Mexico.
- •He visited the team’s training session at Mensah Sarbah Park on the University of Ghana campus to motivate players and make the donation.
- •Stonebwoy urged increased financial support for the team and thanked NPC Ghana President Samson Deen for his leadership.
- •The Black Challenge are drawn in Group D against Angola, Iraq and Colombia.
- •The team is expected to depart Ghana for Mexico in the coming days as preparations continue for the tournament.
Why It Matters
The donation underscores the growing support for athletes with disabilities in Ghana and highlights the importance of financial backing for national teams competing on the world stage. By providing resources to the Black Challenge, Stonebwoy helps ensure that Ghana’s amputee footballers can train effectively, travel to Mexico, and represent the country with pride, potentially inspiring broader societal acceptance and investment in disability sports.
Key Details
- Donation Amount
- GHS100,000
- Team
- Black Challenge (Ghana Amputee Football National Team)
- Tournament
- 2026 Amputee Football World Cup
- Location
- Mexico
- Group
- Group D
- Training Venue
- Mensah Sarbah Park, University of Ghana
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