Ordinary Ghanaian

04/09/2025

On the 4th, the Black Stars return to the pitch with fire in their hearts and victory on their minds. Ghana takes on Chad, and this is more than just a football match — it is a moment of pride, unity, and belief.

At the heart of it all stands Jordan Ayew, the warrior we call the PagaBu. Time and again, he has carried the nation on his shoulders, fighting with courage and giving his all for the jersey. On this day, he will once again lead the charge, reminding us that the Black Stars never bow their heads in defeat.

Ghanaians should look forward with hope. Expect goals, expect passion, and most importantly, expect a win. The journey may not always be easy, but with Jordan Ayew and the Black Stars, victory will always be within our reach.

On the 4th, let’s rise as one people, one nation, one Black Stars. 🇬🇭⚽✨

04/09/2025

PagaBu Jordan Ayew, the boy who grew into a man carrying not just his boots, but the weight of a family’s legacy and a nation’s hope. He is more than a footballer; he is a son, a brother, a fighter, and a symbol of quiet resilience.

Born into greatness, yet never allowed to walk in its shadow, Jordan carved his own name with sweat, sacrifice, and an unshakable spirit. He has been doubted, criticized, and underestimated — yet he never folded. Instead, he stood tall, battling on muddy pitches, in roaring stadiums, and in moments when Ghana needed a spark of belief.

He has given us goals that lifted broken hearts, celebrations that reminded us of who we are, and performances that spoke louder than words. Behind every touch of the ball is a story of persistence; behind every victory, a reminder that destiny favors the relentless.

To watch him play is to witness courage. To hear his name is to remember that greatness is not always loud — sometimes, it is humble, steady, and unyielding.

Jordan Ayew will forever remain in the songs of fans, in the pride of his family, and in the history of Ghanaian football. He is a true PagaBu, a warrior, and a son of Ghana.

27/06/2025

27/06/2025

The Maestro, Abedi Ayew Pele 🇬🇭⚽️🌟

27/06/2025

27/06/2025

Between them stands a journey of love, sacrifice, and destiny. Abedi Ayew Pele—the legend. André Ayew—the torchbearer. And in the middle, a silent witness to a story written in sweat, tears, and triumph. This is more than a picture… it’s a legacy dressed in grace. 👔🔥❤️

27/06/2025

🇬🇭 Captain Jordan Ayew – The Quiet Storm That Shook the Premier League 🌪️

He didn’t shout. He didn’t show off.
But when the ball rolled, he delivered. Every single time.

From 2018 to 2024, Jordan Ayew wore the Crystal Palace jersey like a badge of honor.
He may not have lifted a trophy, but he lifted the club — with grit, goals, and Ghanaian greatness.

✨ Crystal Palace Player of the Season – 2019/20
✨ Players’ Player of the Season – 2019/20
✨ Goal of the Season – 2019/20 (That West Ham wonder!)
⚽ 23 Premier League goals for Crystal Palace
🔥 Over 40 Premier League goals in total
🏅 Ghana’s highest scorer in Premier League history – 42 goals and counting

He didn’t just make history — he became it.
From Marseille to Selhurst to Leicester — Ayew has never stopped fighting.
Now the Premier League knows his name. And Ghana will never forget it.

Respect the journey. Salute the legacy.
Jordan Ayew. A true PagaBu. 🇬🇭🔥

27/06/2025

27/06/2025

From Tamale to Thessaloniki — The Remarkable Journey of Baba Abdul-Rahman 🇬🇭✊🏾

He was just a young boy from Tamale with a dream. Today, Baba Rahman stands tall as one of Ghana’s most resilient and inspiring football stories.

He started with Dreams FC and Kotoko, where he lifted the Ghana Premier League title. Then came the European chapter — from Germany’s Bundesliga with Greuther Fürth and Augsburg, to the bright lights of Stamford Bridge with Chelsea.

But Baba’s journey was never smooth. A cruel injury at AFCON 2017 nearly ended it all. Many would have given up. But not Baba. He fought. He healed. And he returned — not once, but again and again.

From Schalke to Reims, Mallorca to Reading, and now to PAOK in Greece — Baba Rahman has found his rhythm again. In the just-ended 2024/25 season, he made over 46 appearances, scored 8 goals, and helped PAOK to win the Greek Super League and Cup double. A true comeback king 👑

On the international stage, Baba gave us his all. Over 50 appearances for the Black Stars. AFCON finals. World Cup moments. An assist against Portugal. Pure class.

Off the pitch, he continues to give back — supporting youth teams, donating to schools, and inspiring the next generation in northern Ghana.

Baba Rahman is more than a footballer. He’s a symbol of resilience, humility, and unshakable belief. His story teaches us: no matter how hard life hits you, you can rise again — stronger, wiser, and better.

Take a bow, Abdul Baba Rahman. Ghana is proud of you. 🙌🏾🇬🇭⚽

27/06/2025

Maestro, Abedi Ayew Pele 🇬🇭⚽️🌟

29/05/2025

🇬🇭 The Captain Who Never Abandons the Ship

In an era where many players turn their backs on the national team when it's not convenient, Jordan Ayew has never said no to Ghana. Through pain, through criticism, through triumphs and tears — he has always reported for duty.

📌 Fact: Even when players like Thomas Partey reportedly declined to serve as deputy captain and others pulled out of matches, Jordan Ayew showed up.
📌 Fact: He was named substantive captain in November 2024 because of his leadership, commitment, and resilience.
📌 Fact: He has earned over 110 caps for Ghana — a rare feat only achieved by the most dedicated sons of the land.
📌 Fact: He has scored 30 goals for the national team, including a historic hat-trick against Central African Republic in June 2024 to boost Ghana’s World Cup hopes.