The Black Stars have arrived safely in Ghana after their heroics against Nigeria to seal qualification to the 2022 World Cup on Tuesday.

Ghana held the Super Eagles to a 1-1 draw which secured them a spot at the biggest football Mundial in Qatar this year’s after qualifying with 1-1 aggregate.

Arsenal star Thomas Partey gave Ghana an early lead just ten minutes after kick off at the Moshood Abiola National Stadium in Abuja.

Partey’s shot from close range beats goalkeeper Francis Uzoho to end the 60,000 people at the stadium into silence.

Nigeria captain William Troost-Ekong converted a penalty to draw the Super Eagles level after a VAR decision in the 22nd minute.

Ghana defended gallantly to secure their qualification on away goal rule.

The Black Stars despite intimidation from the home fans landed at the Kotoka International Airport at around 1:30am and were met by some fans, media and other personalities.

The Sports Minister Hon. Mustapha Ussif and his entourage were also at the airport to welcome the shining stars back from Nigeria.

Ghana will be making it fourth appearance at the world Cup since their debut in 2006