"There's no Astroturf in your hometown": Yaw Dabo boldy tells John Mahama

Yaw Dabo Visits John Mahama's Hometown: "There's No Astroturf"

Actor Yaw Dabo recently visited Bole, the hometown of John Dramani Mahama. He expressed concern about the poor condition of football pitches there. Dabo is also a football team owner and runs Dabo Soccer Academy.

During his visit for a football event, he recorded a message for Mahama. He highlighted the need for better facilities in Bole, where many residents are passionate about soccer.

John Mahama is Ghana's 14th president and has deep ties to Bole. He was first elected to Parliament in 1996 and has worked in the Northern Region.

Dabo observed local games on dusty fields that lack proper maintenance. He emphasized that the community deserves better pitches to support their love for soccer.

The actor has made strides in football, networking internationally. He has connections with clubs like Borussia Dortmund and met players like Jude Bellingham.

Recently, he was seen at the airport with young talents preparing for an overseas assignment. His appeal to President Mahama resonated with many online.

Netizens reacted to his advocacy for improved soccer facilities. Some questioned why he needed to tell the president about this issue.

Others criticized past government actions regarding infrastructure development in various communities. Many supported Dabo’s call for better sports facilities in Bole.

Earlier, Dabo also voiced frustrations about the poor state of roads in Bole. Residents gathered around him, showing their support as he raised their concerns with the president.