WoSo Maniacs Podcast is a bold, unapologetic podcast dedicated to covering African women’s football through authentic conversations, sharp analysis, and storytelling that puts athletes at the centre of the game.
From league recaps and tournament coverage to commentary on issues like governance, media narratives, fan culture, and athlete stories, WoSo Maniacs goes beyond scores and headlines to explore the realities shaping African women’s football both on and off the pitch.
Although our main focus is African women's football, we also keep an eye on major developments in women’s football around the world.
We believe African women athletes deserve
Better
visibility
Deeper
conversations
Stronger
storytelling
Louder
support
Why "WoSo Maniacs"?
OUR VISION
OUR MISSION
WHAT MAKES US DIFFERENT?
“WoSo” comes from “Women’s Soccer,” the term that inspired the podcast’s beginnings in women’s football.
“Maniacs” reflects the passion, energy, and (positive) obsession that fans of women’s football bring to the game every single day.
To amplify women’s football through meaningful conversations, bold storytelling, and community-driven coverage, with a special focus on Africa.
To become one of the leading digital media platforms shaping conversations around African women’s football globally.
We’re fans first.
We celebrate the wins, critique the systems, ask difficult questions, and create space for conversations that are often ignored in mainstream sports media.
No corporate filters. No watered-down takes. Just real conversations about women’s football.
Meet The Team
Academic background:
Natural Resources Mgt.
Professional background:
Environmental Mgt. & Sustainability
Supports:
Ridge City FC Women, Chelsea, Orlando Pride
Recording fuel:
Earl Grey tea and vibes
Can talk for hours about:
Environmental sustainability in sports
Matchday snack:
Too engrossed in the game to snack
Toxic football trait:
Put me in charge of the Black Queens and watch us win a Women's World Cup trophy
Players will defend forever:
Elizabeth Addo, Ali Krieger
Most controversial opinion:
If I talk, I will be in trouble
Biggest football heartbreak:
Too many heartbreaks, can't pick one
Hobbies:
Reading, watching sports, TV shows, singing
Ewurama
Kakraba-
Ampeh
Afua
Dwamena
Academic background:
Sports & Exercise Science
Professional background:
Fitness Performance
Supports:
Ridge City FC Women, Chelsea, Orlando Pride
Recording fuel:
Yoghurt, granola and vibes
Can talk for hours about:
Anything concerning women and women's sports
Matchday snack:
All eyes on the match please
Toxic football trait:
Hate watch because my team lost
Players will defend forever:
Alex Morgan, Michael Essien
Most controversial opinion:
Fifa is afraid of investing in women's sport because of how much it would overtake the men's
Biggest football heartbreak:
Asamoah Gyan penalty (if you know you know)
Hobbies:
Tennis, swimming, reading, TV shows