2022 FIFA World Cup: Royal AM's Mama Joy Enjoying Herself Out in Qatar

• At least one well-known South African will make an appearance at the current 2022 FIFA World Cup in Qatar
• Mama Joy will be in attendance during the global showpiece for several matches
• Royal AM's number one supporter was abuzz with excitement when she shared the news on her social media

Royal AM's number one fan Mama Joy continues to be a jet-setter.

Mama Joy - real name Joy Chauke - shared on social media that she will be in attendance at the ongoing 2022 FIFA World Cup, guaranteeing at least one other South African present out in the Middle East.

Chauke said on her Twitter account:

"Thank you God,, Mamajoy Going to Qatar for the whole Tournament am going to represent all African (Continent)Supporters of football thank you Supreme Commitee working with FIFA for the 1st time in history of Football to arrange Fans from various countries"

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As reported by Sunday World, she was one of 20 people chosen to represent Africa at the World Cup after world football's governing body made the request.

She said to the publication:

“It feels good to be chosen because it shows that my hard work and passion for football is being recognised by FIFA. I am sure you have seen me at the stadium supporting Banyana Banyana, Bafana Bafana, the Proteas and Springboks – I am always colourful and work very hard.

“I am very disappointed that Bafana Bafana are not there. I feel sad because it feels like I will be supporting other supporters to support their nations. I support Senegal and Brazil; I can’t support Ghana – you know what happened, so my friends there [Ghana] will forgive me.”

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Chauke is convinced that the Lions of Teranga will reach the quarter-finals, with the Black Stars, Cameroon, Tunisia and Morocco failing to get past the group stages.

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The former Kaizer Chiefs shot-stopper and exiled Nigerian Super Eagles net-minder was responding to the reality that not one player playing their trade in the league will participate in the 2022 FIFA World Cup in Qatar.

Akpeyi was the only player from the league at the last world cup tournament that was hosted by Russia.

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Richard Ofori, Orlando Pirates goalkeeper, was set to form part of Ghana's squad out in the Middle East but was forced to withdraw because of a late-hour injury. This has seen Bafana Bafana legend Doctor Khumalo place the albatross around the necks of the players locally.