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Eq. Guinea put faith in ‘juju’ ahead of Ghana clash

Baffling allegations of Black Magic use has shrouded the AFCON 2015 2nd semi final game as Ghana prepares to tackle surprise package Equatorial Guinea.

Reports are rife that host Equatorial Guinea have hired witch doctors ostensibly to facilitate their qualification to their first AFCON final.

That appears to have sent some Ghanaian fans trembling with fear as their team gears up to tackle Equatorial Guinea on Thursday 5th February, 2015.

These reports are given more traction by the Equal-Guinean’s shockingly good progress in the 2015 Africa Cup of Nations, having reached the semi-finals against all odds in a tournament they have only made two appearances in so far. 

Nzalang Nacional’s entire AFCON journey has enjoyed a real roller coaster ride, having been disqualified during the qualifiers before getting back into the tournament and eliminating such big teams as Gabon and Tunisia.

One particularly catchy story speaks of a black-robed man who sneaked into the Bata national stadium to conduct a burnt sacrifice on the night before National Thunder’s match against Gabon. That burnt section of the pitch was patched up by stewards, but the witch doctor had seemingly already worked his magic. The hosts soundly beat high-flying Gabon 2-0 the next day.

“He was also at the pitch to bury chicken bones and other stuff before the match against Gabon, which they won 2-0 to qualify for the last-eight,” said a source at the stadium.

Whether the Black Stars of Ghana can work their own magic on Thursday to defeat Equatorial Guinea’s alleged ‘juju’ remains to be seen.

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