The Confederation of African Football (CAF), has formally requested an explanation from the Libya Football Federation (LFF) regarding the events that led to the cancellation of the Africa Cup of Nations (AFCON), Group D qualifier against Nigeria.
Nigeria’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs has dismissed claims that it apologized to Libya over the Super Eagles hostage situation at the Al Abraq Airport.
Orlando Pirates defender, Olisa Ndah is facing an extended period on the sidelines after suffering a serious injury, potentially ruling him out for the remainder of the year.
The road to the 2025 Africa Cup of Nations is taking shape as four more nations have booked their places for the 2025 edition, scheduled to hold in Morocco.
Super Eagles Team Coordinator, Patrick Pascal has expressed his frustration over the team’s ordeal in Libya, where they were stranded for over 18 hours without basic amenities including food, accommodation, or internet.
The Tunisian pilot who flew the Super Eagles of Nigeria to Libya has provided a detailed account of the incident that led to the team being stranded at Al Abraq Airport instead of their intended destination, Benghazi.
Super Eagles caretaker coach, Augustine Eguavoen said it was the right decision to withdraw from the match against Libya after a traumatic ordeal in the North African country.
