Describing the achievement as a testament to her dedication, resilience, and hard work.

Priscilla, a promising young footballer from Okyeman Girls Football Academy, continues to impress with her talent and commitment to the game. Her recent selection to the U15 national camp marks an important milestone in her development and highlights the growing impact of grassroots football academies in nurturing young female talent in Ghana.

 Echoes From Faraday, an artistic community supporting the mental health of African women footballers, expressed pride in Priscilla’s progress and the role its programs have played in the journey of athletes within its community.

Okyeman Girls Football Academy has been part of the Echoes From Faraday community since 2023 and became an official club affiliate in 2025. Since joining the network, the academy has benefited from a range of initiatives, including the organization’s annual mental game retreat, as well as various workshops and training programs designed to strengthen the psychological resilience and wellbeing of players.

Speaking on the achievement, Project Lead Fumey Kafui praised Priscilla’s determination and growth. “Priscilla’s call-up is a reflection of her strength and resilience,” Kafui said. “We are honored to support her mental and emotional wellbeing as she takes this exciting step in her football journey.”

Echoes From Faraday also extended congratulations to Okyeman Girls Football Academy for its continued commitment to developing young female footballers. The organization encouraged the wider community to celebrate Priscilla’s accomplishment and support her as she prepares to represent her academy at the national level. Priscilla is expected to join other talented young players at the national camp as they begin preparations with the U15 girls’ team, popularly known as the Black Damsels.

Echoes From Faraday says it looks forward to seeing her continue to shine both on and off the field.