Players and officials of the Nigeria national football team, the Super Eagles, are set to fly back from Libya. This comes after the Libyan government

Nigeria's Africa Cup of Nations qualifier in Libya has been plunged into doubt after the Super Eagles squad was stranded overnight at Al Abraq airport before flying home.The visitors were due to land in Benghazi on Sunday ahead of Tuesday's AFCON qualifying game.

The Nigerian Football Federation have released a statement detailing the experience of the Super Eagles stars during their hostage situation in Libya.

The Senate has urgently requested that the government of Libya apologize to Nigeria following the inhumane treatment the Super Eagles received upon their

Nigeria travel to Libya for di second leg of dia Afcon qualifier - di first leg end 1-0 in favour of di Super Eagles.

Nigeria have pulled out of their Africa Cup of Nations qualifier against Libya on Monday, according to their captain William Troost-Ekong and the Nigeria Football Federation (NFF).

The Libyan Football Federation has said it will not condone excuses from the Nigeria Football Federation, NFF. This is following the NFF’s decision to pull the Super Eagles out of the second leg of the Group D 2025 African Cup of Nations qualifier tie.

Nigeria’s players say they will boycott their 2025 Africa Cup of Nations qualifier in Libya on Tuesday after being left stranded at an airport.

Nigeria’s Super Eagles have arrived in Kano from Libya after the players agreed to boycott their Matchday 4 AFCON 2025 The post AFCON 2025Q: Super Eagles Touch Down In Nigeria After Libya Hostage first appeared on Africa Top Sports.

The Super Eagles of Nigeria have arrived in the country from Libya, DAILY POST reports. The players and their officials landed at the Aminu Kano International Airport on Monday night. The contingent were stranded at the Al Abaq Airport in Libya for several hours after arriving in the North African country on Sunday.