Former Asante Kotoko midfielder, Justice Blay, has stirred controversy in the Ghanaian football community with shocking revelations about his former teammates during a live interview on Pure FM in Kumasi.
Speaking candidly on the popular sports program, Blay accused fellow ex-Kotoko players Joseph Ablor and Mohammed Camara of engaging in unprofessional conduct, alleging that the two were habitual shisha smokers during their time at the club.
Even more sensational was Blay’s claim against former teammate Kwame Opoku. The midfielder accused Opoku of betrayal, revealing that the striker snatched away his sugar mummy, a woman he referred to as a key emotional and financial support during his time at Kotoko.
Blay’s explosive remarks have since gone viral on social media, triggering mixed reactions from fans and pundits. While some commend him for speaking his truth, others question the timing and motives behind the exposé.
As of press time, neither Joseph Ablor, Mohammed Camara, nor Kwame Opoku had officially responded to the allegations.
This development adds yet another layer of drama to the legacy of one of Ghana’s most iconic football clubs, reigniting discussions on professionalism, loyalty, and ethics among local footballers.
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