During the tournament, Ghana’s players engaged in vibrant pre-match rituals, involving lively dancing, spirited singing, and the rhythmic beats of drums.

Despite the Black Stars’ early departure from the competition in Qatar, FIFA has chosen to commemorate their cultural contribution by including the drum used in these memorable celebrations in their museum collection.

A social media post on the FIFA museum’s page confirmed the addition, highlighting the unique arrival of the Ghanaian players at the stadiums during the 2022 World Cup and the drum’s significance in their rituals.

“Ghana players made their arrival to the stadiums at Qatar 2022 in style. This particular drum is now part of the FIFA Museum collection,” the page wrote.

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Salinko, Article Wan, Lilwin and some other entertainers visited the church while on vacation in the Arabian country.

Not only did they show up as guests, Salinko and Article Wan took over the drums set.

Though dressed like Arabians, Article Wan took over the bass drum and Salinko was in full control of the acoustic set.

The others assisted the host to sing powerful gospel songs meant to ascend the seventh gate of Heaven.

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They gave a powerful rendition of Obaapa Christy’s Metease gospel song.

After the session, Jack Alolome took his turn to lead praises and worship session.

The congregants were beside themselves with joy as they take videos of the memorable event.

The team also made a donation of $500 to purchase new instruments for the church.

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