Ajax Amsterdam and Cameroon goalkeeper Andre Onana have donated a pair of signed football gloves and jersey to Arhin Aboagye, a talented Ghanaian shot-stopper who is languishing at the Nsawam Prison.
The Dutch-based goalkeeper, Onana made a promise after watching a documentary by TV3 journalist Juliet Bawuah tiled "Football Behind Bars". He vowed to send the Ghanaian inmate a pair of signed football gloves and jersey and true to his words, he has shipped the items to Ghana.
Arhin Aboagye who is saving a jailed team in Nsawam prison narrates how he always wanted to become a professional goalkeeper until he had a brush with the law a few years ago, a situation which put a huge dent on his dreams.
"I always wanted to become a goalkeeper but my parents preferred having him in school instead. I wasn't a brilliant student so I knew sports and football was my only way out. Unfortunately, I lost my way at some point and so I could not complete my education and also couldn't pursue football. My truant and deviant ways finally landed me in jail.
