Ghana Month: Black Queens Star Jennifer Cudjoe Dazzles in African Print Jacket and Pants

Ghana Month: Black Queens Star Jennifer Cudjoe Dazzles in African Print Jacket and Pants

  • Black Queens player Jennifer Cudjoe marked the Ghana Month celebration in style with her stunning outfit
  • The US-based midfielder, who turns 31 on March 7, looked resplendent in her African print, embracing her Ghanaian roots
  • While she doesn't hesitate to show her chic fashion sense, Jennifer is also an excellent footballer

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Fashion and culture have long shared a deep connection, and Jennifer Cudjoe has effortlessly embodied this fusion with a striking outfit that pays homage to her Ghanaian roots.

Known for her creativity on the pitch, the Black Queens midfielder has equally showcased a keen sense of style beyond football.

Jennifer Cudjoe plays for DC Power FC in the USL Super League.
Jennifer Cudjoe Dazzles is nicknamed after one-time Ballon d'Or laurette Ricardo Kaka owing to her elegant football skills. Photo credit: @GhanaWNT/X.
Source: Twitter

As Ghana dedicates March to celebrating its cultural heritage—dubbed 'Ghana Month'—Cudjoe seized the moment to embrace tradition with an ensemble that exudes elegance and national pride.

Jennifer Cudjoe slays in stylish Ghanaian attire for Ghana Month

Draped in a meticulously designed African print jacket with matching pants, the DC Power FC star made a fashion statement that was both bold and sophisticated.

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Her choice of attire not only highlighted the richness of traditional Ghanaian prints but also underscored the growing influence of athletes embracing their heritage through fashion.

Accessorised with a stylish handbag and heels, her look seamlessly blended heritage with modern elegance, earning admiration from fans and fashion enthusiasts alike.

More than just a sartorial choice, her ensemble reinforced the idea that sports personalities can also serve as cultural ambassadors, using their platforms to promote national identity.

What is ‘Ghana Month’?

Initiated by the Government of Ghana in March 2017, Ghana Month is an annual celebration dedicated to honouring the nation’s rich traditions, history, and global contributions, according to Starr FM.

Throughout the month, various events and activities highlight different aspects of Ghanaian culture, from fashion and food to music and historical achievements.

Jennifer Cudjoe is the deputy captain of the senior women's national team, Black Queens.
US-based midfielder Jennifer Cudjoe has been part of the Black Queens set up since 2023. Photo credit: @GhanaWNT/X.
Source: Twitter

This period serves as a reminder of national unity, encouraging both citizens at home and those in the diaspora to take pride in their heritage.

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Over the years, it has evolved into a movement that not only preserves tradition but also sparks conversations about the evolving Ghanaian identity on the global stage.

A special month for Cudjoe

For Cudjoe, 'Ghana Month' holds even greater personal significance.

Born on March 7—just a day after the country’s Independence Day—the celebration carries an extra layer of meaning, making it a period of both national and personal reflection.

Jennifer Cudjoe's performance on the pitch

While making cultural statements off the field, she continues to shine on it.

According to FotMob, the former Sekondi Hasaacas midfield dynamo has featured in 12 matches in the USL Super League, accumulating 550 minutes of action so far this season.

By embracing tradition both in football and fashion, Cudjoe is proving that identity extends beyond the game, weaving a story that connects sport, culture, and personal legacy.

Black Queens star partake in Excellent dance challenge

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Earlier, YEN.com.gh reported that players of the senior women's national team, the Black Queens, participated in the trending Excellent dance challenge.

The challenge, inspired by the hit song by Ghanaian musicians Kelvyn Boy and Kojo Blaq, has gained traction online, with stars like Asamoah Gyan also joining in.

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Godwin Nii Armah Tagoe (Sports Editor) Godwin Nii Armah Tagoe is a CAF-accredited journalist with over five years of experience in digital journalism. He holds a Bachelor's Degree in Integrated Rural Arts and Industry (2016). Godwin's career includes covering the 2023 AFCON and grassroots competitions within Ghana. He has also served as a Presenter at VNTV, a Sports Analyst at Obonu FM, and a Football Writer for a myriad of sports websites. He joined Yen.com.gh in 2024 to cover sports. Email: godwin.tagoe@yen.com.gh.