The city of Agadir in Morocco is already dressed in the colors of the African Cup of Nations.
Finishing touches in construction works are ongoing at the Agrar stadium where the accreditation centre is situated.
Media professionals have been taking turns to pick up the printed version of the precious document that gives access to various parts of the play stadium.
Bright desert sun rays beaming in the city of Agadir, where breeze blows periodically keeping temperatures at about 10 degrees Celsius.
Along the streets, flags of participating teams planted at various cross roads tell of a city of readiness of the city to welcome the continental football jamboree.
At the Agrar stadium, finishing touches construction works are still ongoing.
Media professionals are progressively making their way to the accreditation centre to print out the document that would give them access to the stadium and other reserve areas.
Some of CRTV’s delegation didn’t succeed in getting the precious document but CAF officials assured the team that measures are being taken to sort out the situation.
Visitors to the Agrar stadium near the Atlas mountains, are taking pictures to immortalise their passage that was built in 2004 and opened in 2013.
Team Cameroon would have to create a new record with its first wins at the Agrar stadium after playing 2 matches during CHAN 2018 with any winning none.
Elvis Teke
