Prophet Fire Oja names three key things GFA must do to restore Black Stars' spiritual backing

Ghanaian prophet, Fire Oja, has outlined three significant things the leaders of the Black Stars should do to uplift the team spiritually.

The prophet warned the technical team that under no circumstance should Jordan Ayew be benched or substituted in a game.

He further revealed that some former Black Stars players have been fighting against the team spiritually and that barrier should be broken.

"It will never be easy for the Black Stars because the lights are off. There are three things I would want them to do. They should not bench Jordan Ayew or substitute him because there is a prophecy about him," he said in a video shared on Facebook.

"Number two, we should pray and release the Black Stars players. I have not said this anywhere but there are some retired players, who I don't want to mention their names, in any match that we play, they work against the team. They have retired but more than eight have been working against the team. These are the things I would want them to come so we fix it," he added.

Lastly, Fire Oja tasked the leaders of the Black Stars to engage gospel musician Grace Ashly, who sang most of the Black Stars' hit songs, including 'Black Stars Fire'.

"Also, there is a musician called Grace Ashly you should pray about her. I'm telling you the truth."

The Black Stars are on a decline. They have not won a game at the Africa Cup of Nations since 2019 while exiting the last two in the group stage.

Currently, Ghana is on the brink of not qualifying for the 2025 AFCON after amassing just two points from four games.

The Black Stars have not won any of their four games in the qualifiers, losing two and drawing two.



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