A 5,000-seater multipurpose stadium, constructed by the Government of Ghana in the Ashanti Region has been left to rot since its inauguration in 2020.

This revelation came to light after sports journalist Saddick Adams visited the site and discovered the facility's current state of disrepair.

The stadium, which was inaugurated a week before the 2020 elections, has never been opened to the public or utilized for any significant events since then.

Despite its potential to serve as a venue for various sporting and cultural activities, the facility has been left abandoned, surrounded by overgrown vegetation and showing signs of neglect.

The situation has raised questions about the government's priorities and its commitment to the development of sports infrastructure in the region.

Saddick Adams, in a statement, expressed his frustration at the government's failure renting a private training facility for the Black Stars ahead of their crucial 2026 World Cup qualifier game against the Central African Republic instead of making use of the stadium, especially considering its proximity to Kumasi, the capital of the Ashanti Region

The Black Stars' recent match against the Central African Republic, held at the Baba Yara Sports Stadium in Kumasi, saw Ghana triumph with a 3-2 victory.