Ghanaian businessman and philanthropist, Richard Nii Armah Quaye, has departed for Toronto, Canada, to rally behind the Black Stars as they prepare for their opening match at the 2026 FIFA World Cup.
The renowned entrepreneur, popularly known as RNAQ, was spotted in a video shared on social media boarding a private jet while dressed in a Ghana Black Stars jersey, showcasing his excitement ahead of the national team’s highly anticipated clash against Panama.
The 2026 FIFA World Cup officially got underway on June 11, with co-hosts Mexico defeating South Africa 2-0 in the tournament’s opening fixture.
Since then, several nations, including Brazil, Morocco, Spain, and Cape Verde, have kicked off their respective campaigns as football fever continues to grip fans across the globe.
Attention has now shifted to Ghana, with supporters eagerly awaiting the Black Stars’ first Group-stage encounter against Panama, scheduled to take place on Wednesday, June 17, in Toronto.
In the viral video, Richard Nii Armah Quaye appeared confident in Ghana’s chances and delivered a spirited message to the team’s opponents.
“Panama, we are coming for you. We are coming like kakalika,” he declared enthusiastically before boarding the aircraft.
His remarks have since generated reactions on social media, with many football fans praising his unwavering support for the national team and sharing in the excitement surrounding Ghana’s World Cup journey.
The businessman, who is widely known for his philanthropic activities and investments in Ghana, joins thousands of supporters expected to travel to Canada to cheer on the Black Stars as they seek to make a strong start to their World Cup campaign.
With anticipation building ahead of the crucial fixture, many Ghanaians are hopeful that the Black Stars can begin the tournament on a winning note and make a deep run in the competition.
As kickoff approaches, the support from prominent figures such as Richard Nii Armah Quaye reflects the growing optimism and national pride surrounding Ghana’s participation on football’s biggest stage.