A presidential commission of inquiry has been set up to investigate Ghana's participation in the World Cup in Brazil despite a warning from the world football governing body FIFA.
The three-man commission was established by the President to probe reports and allegations relating to the Black Stars' abysmal performance at tournament.
The Black Stars failed to make it past the first round after they picked up just a point from three group games played against the United States, Germany and Portugal.
FIFA has expressed concerns about the commission, saying it violated FIFA's statutes of barring the involvement of government in the administration of football.
But the commission already started its work Monday, saying it would not be intimidated by FIFA or any organization.
