‘Tell us if the Ayews own the team’ - LilWin rages after Ghana’s World Cup exit

Kumawood actor Kwadwo Nkansah, popularly known as LilWin, has joined some Ghanaians online in expressing disappointment over the Black Stars’ defeat to Colombia.

In a video shared on X on July 4, 2026, LilWin described the team’s performance as appalling, stating that the players could have done better.

While expressing his frustration, LilWin questioned whether the players deliberately lost the match to Colombia.

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“I don’t understand the game the players played today. If they sold the match, they should tell us and equally bring us our share of the money,” he said.

LilWin further stated that he is convinced the family of Black Stars captain Jordan Ayew has a stake in the senior national team.

According to him, he does not understand why the coach continues to give Jordan Ayew playing time despite what he described as the player’s inability to prove himself.

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“I am sure Jordan’s family has a share in the Black Stars. Explain why over 90 per cent of Ghanaians have consistently complained about Jordan, yet they keep playing him.

“They should let us know if Jordan’s family has a share in the Black Stars so we know what to do. Local teams in Ghana will not play such a nonsense game,” he added.

Watch the video below:

“I can’t even sleep. I’m convinced the Ayew family has a share in the Black Stars, or that it even belongs to them. Almost 90% of Ghanaians complain whenever Jordan Ayew starts a match. At the very least, he should have been introduced in the second half. If you people sold the… pic.twitter.com/yyyO8t28fy

— 𝐀𝐒𝐊 (@askghmedia) July 4, 2026