Konadu watched Edubiase vrs Diables Noir in Congo

Former Ghana first lady Nana Konadu Agyemang Rawlings was in the stands to watch New Edubiase battle Diables Noir in their return fixture of the CAF Confederation Cup last weekend.
She was in Congo to support her husband and former Ghanaian President Jerry John Rawlings who was honoured by the United Cities and Local Governments of Africa at a ceremony hosted by President Denis Sassou Nguesso in Brazzaville.
The leader of the newly formed National Democratic Party offered words of encouragement to players of the Bekwai-based side ahead of the game.
She was seen in the stands offering her support to the Ghanaian side as they lost 5-4 on penalties to Diables Noir in the return leg of the Africa’s second-rated inter-club competition.
“We want to thank her Excellency Nana Konadu Agyemang Rawlings for the support that she gave us,” club President Abdul Salam Yakubu told Happy FM in Accra.
“She came to us and gave words of encouragement to the players and we thank her for everything.
“She was in the stands to support us and it was obvious she wasn’t happy with most of the refereeing decision.
“God should bless her for supporting us.”

Former Ghana first lady Nana Konadu Agyemang Rawlings was in the stands to watch New Edubiase battle Diables Noir in their return fixture of the CAF Confederation Cup last weekend.
She was in Congo to support her husband and former Ghanaian President Jerry John Rawlings who was honoured by the United Cities and Local Governments of Africa at a ceremony hosted by President Denis Sassou Nguesso in Brazzaville.
The leader of the newly formed National Democratic Party offered words of encouragement to players of the Bekwai-based side ahead of the game.
She was seen in the stands offering her support to the Ghanaian side as they lost 5-4 on penalties to Diables Noir in the return leg of the Africa’s second-rated inter-club competition.
“We want to thank her Excellency Nana Konadu Agyemang Rawlings for the support that she gave us,” club President Abdul Salam Yakubu told Happy FM in Accra.
“She came to us and gave words of encouragement to the players and we thank her for everything.
“She was in the stands to support us and it was obvious she wasn’t happy with most of the refereeing decision.
“God should bless her for supporting us.”