'Give your life to Christ' – Fan trolls Ghanaian native Doctor after Black Stars' World Cup exit

A Ghanaian traditional spiritualist has become the subject of widespread social media banter following Ghana's elimination from the 2026 FIFA World Cup.

The Black Stars were knocked out of the tournament after a 1-0 defeat to Colombia, ending their hopes of progressing to the round of 16.

Following Ghana's exit, an old video resurfaced on X (formerly Twitter) showing the traditionalist performing rituals that were widely believed by online users to be aimed at helping the Black Stars during the World Cup.

Although there is no evidence that such rituals influence football matches, the video quickly became a talking point after Ghana's elimination, with fans flooding social media with humorous reactions.

One of the posts attracting significant attention came from X user @AARONATION_M, who shared the video alongside the caption: "Now that Colombia has eliminated Ghana from the World Cup, this Ghanaian native doctor should give his life to Christ."

The post sparked thousands of reactions, with many users joining in the light-hearted banter.

Some jokingly advised the traditionalist to "repent," while others suggested he should abandon spiritual practices altogether. Others humorously remarked that "his juju no dey work for himself."

Earlier, traditionalist priest Nana Kwaku Bonsam had previously gone viral during the World Cup after claiming he had spiritually "tied" the legs of Harry Kane, in an attempt to stop the England captain from performing well.

According to the widely circulated claim, the spiritualist said he had carried out rituals intended to prevent Kane from scoring or playing effectively against Ghana.

After the game, he claimed to have lifted a spiritual "tie" he allegedly placed on England captain Harry Kane, following Ghana's goalless draw against England at the 2026 FIFA World Cup.