"I Am Responsible For Ronaldo’s Injury"–Ghanaian Witch Doctor, Kwaku Bonsam

Firebrand Ghanaian spiritualist Kwaku
Bonsam says he is responsible for
Portuguese striker Cristiano
Ronaldo’s injury. This news comes
barely days leading up to the World
Cup in Brazil. Bonsam says his aim is
to prevent the Real Madrid striker
from playing against Ghana in the
group stages, and possibly beyond
that.
News broke last week of Ronaldo’s
ailment, triggering a hushed
celebration from Ghanaian soccer fans
who secretly dread the national team
playing the Portuguese team with
Ronaldo in striking position.
A statement issued by the Portuguese
FA on Wednesday, confirmed that the
2008 FIFA Player of The Year was
diagnosed with tendonitis in his left
kneecap area, and is also nursing a
muscle problem in his left thigh.
Tendonitis is an inflammation,
irritation and swelling of tendons, and
even though this is quite a common
condition with athletes, Kwaku
Bonsam claims he is responsible for
that condition, and that no doctor can
cure it until Ghana is clear from
Ronaldo’s reach.
“I said it four months ago, that I will
work on Cristiano Ronaldo seriously
and rule him out of the World Cup, or
at least prevent him from playing
against Ghana, and the best thing I
can do is to keep him out through
injury." he said on the Ghana-based
Angel FM in Kumasi.
"I am very serious about it. Last week,
I went around looking for four dogs
and I got them to be used in
manufacturing a special spirit called
‘Kahwiri Kapam’"he added.
“This injury can never be cured by any
medic, they can never see what is
causing the injury, because it is
spiritual. Today, it is his knee,
tomorrow it is his thigh, next day, and
it is something else.”
Kwaku Bonsam paid a visit to
SaharaTV some months ago while
visiting New York. In that interview he
claimed that some Pastors paid him
visits at his shrine to seek spiritual
help.
Ronaldo missed the 0-0 game with
Greece over the weekend, and is also
likely to miss Portugal’s World Cup
warm-up matches against Mexico,
and Ireland. It is however not clear if
he will recuperate early on time for
the World Cup.
Ghana plays Portugal on June 26 in
Brasilia, in their final Group G match.
Group G comprises Germany, USA,
Portugal and Ghana.