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02/06/2022

Great African Footballers That Never Won AFCON
CHAPTER I

Great players from the African continent have contributed immensely to the game of football both locally and internationally. However, unfortunately, some of these Great African players never had the honor of Lifting the coveted African Nations cup despite their great exploits abroad.

Samuel Osei Kuffor
A Ghanaian rock-solid Defender who played in the heart of defense in his playing days, Kuffor played for top European clubs across Europe and won important trophies.

Kuffor represented Ajax, AS Roma, and Bayern Munich of Germany where he won the most prestigious club football Trophy, the champions league in 2001. He also won six German league Titles, four-time German cup winners, one intercontinental cup winner, 1991 under 17 world cup winners with Ghana, and many more.

Kuffor played in the 2006 world cup in Germany, played in 1996, 1998, 2000, and 2002 African Nation’s cup Editions. But unfortunately, he never lifted the prestigious Africa cup of Nations

01/06/2022

Have you Heard of this Man?
Jacob Lawrence
Biography
(1917–2000)
Jacob Lawrence was an American painter, and the most widely acclaimed African American artist of the 20th century. He is best known for his 'Migration Series.'

Jacob Lawrence was one the most renowned African American artist of his time. Known for producing narrative collections like the Migration Series and War Series, he illustrated the African American experience using vivid colors set against Black and brown figures. He also served as a professor of art at the University of Washington for 15 years

Born in Atlantic City, New Jersey, on September 7, 1917, Jacob Lawrence moved with his parents to Easton, Pennsylvania, at the age of two. After his parents split in 1924, his mother sent him, along with two other siblings, to a foster care facility in Philadelphia, while she looked for work in New York. At 13, Lawrence and his siblings reunited with their mother who was residing in Harlem.

World War II and After
At the outbreak of World War II, Lawrence was drafted into the United States Coast Guard. After being briefly stationed in Florida and Massachusetts, he was assigned to be the Coast Guard artist aboard a troopship, documenting the war experience as he traveled around the world. During this time, he produced close to 50 paintings but all ended up being lost.

When his tour of duty ended, Lawrence received a Guggenheim Fellowship and painted his War Series. He was also invited by Josef Albers to teach the summer session at Black Mountain College in North Carolina. Albers reportedly hired a private train car to transport Lawrence and his wife to the college so they wouldn’t be forced to transfer to the “colored” car when the train crossed the Mason-Dixon Line.

Death
Lawrence painted until a few weeks before he died, on June 9, 2000.

https://www.biography.com/people/groups/black-artists

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