Ghanaian AFCON Supporters Receive Compensation After Threatening to Return Home

Ghanaian supporters who were transported to Ivory Coast to cheer for the Ghana Black Stars during the 2023 Africa Cup of Nations (AFCON) have received compensation of US$400 each. The supporters had initially expressed dissatisfaction with the lack of proper coordination and support, prompting them to consider returning to Ghana and naming the officials responsible for their frustration.

Following negotiations with officials, over 300 supporters have decided not to return home after receiving the promised compensation. The disbursement of funds aims to address the supporters’ concerns and improve their experience during the ongoing AFCON tournament.

The compensation comes after the supporters had threatened to abandon their mission due to perceived neglect. Although it remains unclear if the $400 is a one-time payment or covers the entire tournament, the gesture from the organizing bodies aims to restore a positive atmosphere and ensure continued support for the Ghana Black Stars in Ivory Coast.

Written by Silas Boahene

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Published on January 17, 2024