Ghanaians continue to hope for a Christian Atsu Miracle in an earthquake that has claimed 17,000 lives and counting because they love football and football players and because the West African nation is very religious.
Everyone in the country and outside still holds on to the hope that Christian Atsu, a Ghanaian international who plays football in Turkey, will be discovered alive.
The clubs disclosed that there had been mistaken identity, debunking the earlier allegation that the player had been saved alive and transferred to a medical institution.
Over 4 days have passed and nothing definite on Christian Atsu has been reported. Ghana, a deeply religious country, is still holding out hope that the ex-national team member will be discovered alive.
The long wait to hear the happy news that everyone has been anticipating has not diminished the people’s faith.
The Ghanaian government and the sports ministry have also been urged by the populace to take action to assist in giving Christian Atsu’s search top priority. He is thought to be a national hero.
Some believe that the young man, who is a national asset of Ghana, has not received any priority from him, the Club, or Turkey as a nation.
According to recent developments seen by the Ghana Education News crew, Hatayspor has given up looking for Christian Atsu and the director and has moved to Istanbul.
There are still some Yeni Malatyaspor players buried beneath the debris. It is obvious that the Turkish Teams have given up on the captive players, and the situation is now in the hands of the authorities.