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Ghana's U-17 men's national team have been handed a tough draw for next year's African U-17 Championship after drawing Nigeria and Ivory Coast.
The Black Starlets were named in Group B and will face their West African rivals as well as Congo after Sunday's draw in Cairo.
Hosts Morocco were drawn in Group A where they will take on Gabon, Tunisia and Botswana.
Ghana will be based in Marrakesh during the tournament while Group A matches will be played in Casablanca.
The final tournament has been fixed for 13-27 April in Morocco.
The semi finalists will represent Africa at the FIFA U-17 World Cup in the United Arab Emirates next October.
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