Forced to undress to show that it is a woman

Genoveva Anonma, of the Turbine Potsdam German, has explained in an interview in the English television BBC that the African Confederation of Football forced it to undress in front of his mates of selection to show that it was a woman

The footballer of Equatorial Guinea Genoveva Annonma, that is a member of the Turbine Potsdam German, has decided to explain the ordeal that happened in 2008, when it defended the colours of his selection and his detractores put in doubt his sex. In an interview in the English television BBC, the African player confessed what did him the civil servants of the African Confederation of Football (CAF): "they asked Me that it undressed me in front of the civil servants of the CAF and in front of my mates of selection". The player remembered those moments with impotence, although over time it has been able to it surpass: "I angered Me a lot. I cried. Had the morals by the floor. It was humillante, but over time have been able to it surpass".

This was not the only occasion in that it has doubted of the gender of the player, and is that in the Feminine World-wide Glass of 2011, the selections of Nigeria, South Africa and Ghana went back to accuse it together with his mates. "It suffices to have physical contact with "them" in the terrain of game to know that they are men", said the ghanesa Diana Amkomah.

Genoveva Annonma confessed also to the BBC that whenever the people has accused him to be a man never anybody has defended it, and has had to it do alone. The player has finished ensuring once again that it is not a man.