Eric Opoku Donates GH¢50,000 To Black Challenge Ahead Of 2026 Amputee Football World Cup

According to a report by Joy News on Tuesday October 27, 2026, the Minister for Food and Agriculture, Eric Opoku, has donated GH¢50,000 to Ghana’s amputee football team, the Black Challenge, to support the team’s preparations for the 2026 Amputee Football World Cup in Mexico.

The financial support is expected to contribute to the team’s preparations as the players gear up to represent Ghana on the international stage in the upcoming tournament.

The donation highlights the importance of support from government officials and other stakeholders in helping national teams prepare for major international sporting competitions.

For the Black Challenge, the assistance comes ahead of a significant opportunity to showcase Ghana’s talent, determination and competitiveness in amputee football, a sport that continues to provide a platform for athletes with physical disabilities to demonstrate their abilities.

The 2026 Amputee Football World Cup in Mexico will bring together national teams from different countries to compete for the global title.

Ghana’s participation is expected to place the spotlight on the country’s amputee football programme and the players representing the nation.

Eric Opoku’s GH¢50,000 contribution could help ease some of the financial demands associated with preparing for the competition, although details on the specific use of the funds have not been provided.

Adequate preparation is crucial for teams competing at the highest level, with resources needed to support training, logistics and other essential requirements ahead of international tournaments.

The Black Challenge will be aiming to make Ghana proud as the team prepares for the global competition, with the players expected to draw motivation from the support they receive ahead of their campaign.

The donation also brings attention to the need for sustained investment in disability sports in Ghana.

Support for teams such as the Black Challenge can help improve preparation, promote inclusion and create greater opportunities for athletes with disabilities to compete internationally.

As the countdown to the 2026 Amputee Football World Cup continues, attention will remain on the team’s preparations and its prospects of delivering a strong performance in Mexico.

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