Evelyn Badu: The making of a star from Seikwa
Some people are born to be superstars. They carry with them an aura of grace and with it comes a responsibility to deliver at the grand stages of global football. They make the delivery look easy and simple. As if the universe assigned excellence to them at birth. Badu is joined by Boaduwaa Doris and … The post Evelyn Badu: The making of a star from Seikwa appeared first on Ghanaian Times .
Evelyn Badu, a celebrated footballer born in Seikwa, Tain District in Ghana's Bono region, has risen to become an internationally renowned player. From her childhood in Seikwa, Badu was destined for a career in football, enjoying the game with both boys and girls alike. After dominating the streets of Seikwa, Badu moved to Hasaacas Ladies, where she was mentored by former Ghana captain Samira Suleman, who played a pivotal role in her growth and development.
At just 16, Badu was included in the Ghana Black Princesses roster for the FIFA U20 Women’s World Cup in France, although she did not play. Despite this setback, she continued to refine her skills and became a mainstay in the core squad of Hasaacas Ladies. In 2021, she played a crucial role in Hasaacas Ladies' first league title since 2015, securing their qualification for the CAF Women’s Champions League WAFU Zone B qualifiers.
Badu's performances with Hasaacas Ladies earned her prestigious awards, including the inaugural CAF Young Player of the Year and Inter Club Player of the Year Awards in 2022. Her achievements with Hasaacas Ladies have also caught the attention of the African football world, as she carries her form into continental competitions, inspiring her team to achieve remarkable results.
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