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Popular boxers Ayittey Powers and Bukom Banku are among stranded Black star supporters who vented their anger on government officials at the Ohene Djan stadium for their failure to send them to Brazil to cheer the Black Stars.
They are disappointed that government could not secure air tickets for them despite getting them visas.
Government promised to send 500 fans to the World Cup in Brazil. But reports show that for many, the journey to Brazil ended where it should start - the Kotoka International airport.
And popular boxers, Ayittey Powers and Bukom Banku are just two of many.
The Black stars are set to play USA in Tuesday evening group G CLASH.
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