Weah, Fish, endorse Next2None’s Africa walk against human trafficking

FORMER World and African footballer of the year, Liberia’s George Weahn has endorsed the oncoming Africa My Africa Celebrity Walk Against Human Trafficking/Legendary Football Match scheduled to hold in Accra, Ghana, early next year.

Also, Bright Okpocha popularly known as Basket Mouth and Nollywood star, Bimbo Manuel, are among the 100 celebrities across Africa, who will take part in the walk and charity football match.

The project is the brainchild of Next2None support initiative, an NGO dedicated to fighting human trafficking across Africa.

Weah, who is now a lawmaker in his country, Liberia, pledged his support for the initiative.

Other celebrity players expected at the game are Razak Omotoyosi, Mark Fish,
Robert Song, Ntap Geremy, Marcel Desailly, Anthony Yeboah, Stephen Appiah, Alain Gouamene, Sully Muntari, Micheal Essien, Emmanuel Agyemang-Badu, Jude Osagie, Henry Crystal Suites, Kwame Ayew, Jay Jay Okocha, Stephen Keshi, Abdou Razak Traore, Mohammed Sissoko, Baffoe Gyang, and John Mensah.

Kanu Nwankwo, Mohammed Ahmed Polo, Karim Abdul Rasak, Wilberforce Nfoum, Kwadwo Asamoah, Emmanuel Adebayor, Emmanuel Amunike, Lotanna Odukwe, Hon Daniel Effiong Asuquo, Rev Ini Ukpoho, Chijoke Isiolu, Peter Rufai, AAA & A Consult Limited, Mide F Martins, Nyong Bassey Inyang, Halima Abubakar and others.