The Black Stars team was billed to visit the site of the tragic occurrence as part of paying their respect to the lost lives.
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Black Stars visit exploded Goil fuel station
Black Stars players and officials paid a visit to the center of explosion of the fuel station which took away over 200 lives last Wednesday.
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And on Thursday afternoon, Avram Grant and his lads visited the site of the explosion and laid a wreath in memory of lives that were lost during a gas detonation amidst a storm.
It is believed that many of the victims were sheltering from the incredible downpours that have been affecting the country over the last few days when the fire broke out.
Ghana will take on Mauritius on Sunday which marks the opening of their 2017 AFCON qualifying series.
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