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McBrown: I’m not part of Asante Kotoko supporters mobilization

Ghanaian actor and comedian Emmanuel Kwasi Botwe, known as McBrown, denies involvement in Asante Kotoko supporters' mobilization efforts.

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Asante Kotoko management doesn’t involve me in supporters mobilization – McBrown

Ghanaian actress and TV Show Host, Nana Ama McBrown, has called on the management of Asante Kotoko SC to involve prominent personalities in the Ashanti Region in the club's activities and fan mobilisation efforts. McBrown, a well-known supporter of the Kumasi-based club, made the call on Luv Fm's DriveTime show.

McBrown's Plea to Asante Kotoko Management

McBrown believes that Asante Kotoko can greatly benefit from the involvement of influential personalities across the Ashanti Region if the club's management takes the initiative to engage them directly. Despite her role as brand ambassador of Hisense Ghana, a partner of Asante Kotoko, McBrown stressed that her willingness to contribute to the club goes beyond her role.

According to McBrown, the partnership between Hisense Ghana and Asante Kotoko has not involved the brand as much as she believes it could. "As a brand ambassador for Hisense Ghana, we already support Kotoko, but they haven't involved us a lot," she said. McBrown emphasized that any meaningful engagement must come directly from the club's management.

A Call to Action from McBrown

McBrown urged the management to create a platform that allows personalities in the region to contribute their influence toward the growth of the club. "So I am telling the management they should find a way to involve all personalities in the Ashanti Region, just as other clubs in their regions will do," she said. For McBrown, the relationship between Asante Kotoko and the people of Kumasi and the wider Ashanti Region is deeply rooted in identity and belonging.

The Significance of Asante Kotoko's Regional Identity

McBrown emphasized that the club represents the region and therefore deserves collective support from its people. "I believe that Kumasi is us, Kotoko is for us and Kotoko is for us to serve, so we are waiting for that call," she said. Her comments come at a time when clubs are desperately in need of publicity to mobilise supporters ahead of the 2026/27 Ghana Premier League which starts on Saturday, September 5, 2026.

What's Next for Asante Kotoko?

The club's management will likely take McBrown's comments into consideration as they prepare for the upcoming season. With the Ghana Premier League just around the corner, Asante Kotoko will need all the support it can get from its fans and influential personalities in the region. As McBrown emphasized, the relationship between the club and its fans is deeply rooted in identity and belonging, and it will be interesting to see how the club's management responds to her call for greater involvement.


Source: Joy Online