CAF Deputy General Secretary Anthony Baffoe is not impressed with the level of preparations of the host of the Africa Women's Championship 2018.
The Local Organizing Committee are behind time with regards to the completion of the stadia and other infrastructures required for the hosting of the Championship.
But CAF has gone ahead to confirm the West African country as hosts of the eight-team tournament.
The decision was taken after an Executive Committee meeting in Sharm El Sheikh, Egypt.
''I need to be blunt, they are behind, if I say they I mean Ghana. They need to step up preparation,'' Baffoe told the BBC.
Ghana will host Nigeria, Algeria, Mali, Zambia, South Africa, Equatorial Guinea and Cameroon between 17 November -1 December.
Watch Anthony Baffoe's interview with the BBC.
My interview with @CAF_Online Deputy Secretary General @AnthonyBaffoe for @BBCAfrica on Ghana's preparations for this year's women's Africa Cup of Nations,as well as doubts in the footy world on whether Cameroon will be ready to host the men's AFCON next year.1st bit of interview pic.twitter.com/D7pQF3vlOP
— Mimi Fawaz (@MimosaFawaz) September 28, 2018