“I’ll Not Resign Because I Came Here To Take Ghana To The World Cup”-Black Stars Coach, Milovan Rajevac

Coach of the Ghana Black Stars, Milovan Rajevac has stated that he will not be resigning as coach of the senior national team because he has not achieved his aim of taking the team beyond African tournaments.

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This comes after the team was whisked out of the African Cup of Nations tournament currently going on in Cameroon. The team was eliminated from the tournament by the Comoros football team yesterday after they lost 3 goals to 2.

Black Stars have already lost to Morocco during their opening game in the tournament after they lost 1 goal to 0. They also played a draw with the “Panthers of Gabon” during their second game a few days ago.

Black Stars’ early exit from the tournament has sparked a lot of reactions on social media as many call for the coach to be sacked since he was not able to achieve the purpose he was sent to accomplish.

Well, Milovan Rajevac has intimated that he will not be resigning as the coach of the national team because he has not achieved his aim yet. According to him, he came to Ghana to coach the team and to take them to the World Cup tournament, hence he has no plans of resigning until then

Away from that, outspoken Ghanaian social media icon, Valentina Nana Agyeiwaa, well known as Afia Schwarzenegger seems to be going through the worst moments in her life following the sudden demise of his father, Mr. Augustine Agyei.

Before her father kicked the bucket, Afia Schwarzenegger has been lamenting on social media over the deteriorating state of her father’s health. Even at 83, she revealed that her father can still walk and do so many things on his own until the latter part of last year when things got worst.

She has been praying for God to restore her father and also appealing to her fans and other social media users to remember her dad in prayer.

Source: www.Ghgossip.com