Former Ghanaian footballer Memunatu Sulemana received a two-bedroom apartment from President John Mahama as a gesture of appreciation. The gift came after Sulemana, a former goalkeeper for the Black Queens, spent time in a makeshift kiosk in Kaneshie. Mahama, who served as president from 2013 to 2017, acknowledged Sulemana’s contributions to sports and community development. The apartment is fully furnished and located in a residential area. Sulemana’s career included playing for several clubs in Ghana and abroad. The gesture highlights the president’s efforts to support former athletes. The move also reflects broader government initiatives to recognize public service. Sulemana expressed gratitude for the gesture. The apartment is expected to provide long-term stability. The gift was part of a wider program to assist individuals in need. The president’s office confirmed the gesture was a personal decision. Sulemana’s story has sparked discussions on athlete welfare. The government has previously supported other athletes through similar programs. The gesture underscores the importance of recognizing past contributions.