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Black Stars players exhibit religious tolerance in camp
The Black Stars held powerful Christian and Islamic prayers in camp before the start of the 2017 Africa Cup of Nations (AFCON).
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The Black Stars have players with different religious belief, but the two notable ones upheld are Christianity and Islamic.
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The team with the believe that they needed spiritual intervention in order to end their 35 years with a continental trophy held prayer session before kicking the first ball in the competition.
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Agyemang Badu led the Christian prayers, whereas Fatau Dauda led the Islamic prayers.
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The Black Stars subsequently won their first two group D games against Uganda and Mali by a goal each to progress to the quarter finals, with a game to spare.
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Ghana will face Egypt on Wednesday in a bid to top group D
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