Board member of Accra Hearts of Oak Frank Nelson says it is very shameful for Ghana to go through difficult moments to get a modern stadium for the World Cup Playoff.
Blackstars will play Nigeria later this month to seek qualification to the 2022 World Cup in Qatar.
Ghana have been struggling to find a modern standard stadium to host Nigeria as Cape Coast stadium was rejected and Baba Yara stadium is currently under review based on some conditions that must be fulfilled before CAF will approve the use of the stadium.
“ I wish CAF could have instructed Ghana to play in Benin or Morocco.
‘The situation that happened was very shameful, ‘ he said this on SavingOurPassion sports show on GTV.
Meanwhile, the Blackstars players will arrive on Tuesday to start preparing for the games.
Ghana will host Nigeria in Kumasi Baba Yara Stadium for the first leg on March 25 and the return leg on March 29 in Abuja, Nigeria.