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The Super Eagles are heading back to Nigeria as confirmed by the NFF. The NFF said; “The chartered Jet has been fully refuelled, permission to fly granted. “The Super Eagles and officials are currently Boarding the chartered jet, they are coming back to Nigeria right now.” Super Eagles captain, William Troost-Ekong, who also confirmed the decision on his X Handle, said they were left stranded at the airport with nobody to attend to them. He stressed that Nigeria as a nation cannot treat a visiting nation the way Libya treated the Super Eagles delegation. “Apparently our plane is being fueled…
AFCON Qualifier: FG Condemns Libyan Authorities As Nigerian Players Agree To Withdraw From Match
The Nigeria Government has condemned in strong terms the holding of the Super Eagles hostage by the Libyan authorities. This is as the obviously exhausted and tired players of the Super Eagles have agreed to come back home. Senator John Owan Enoh, Nigeria’s Minister of Sports Development, who strongly condemned Libya’s actions saying that the Nigerian government will not tolerate the unnecessary hostage holding of her players and officials in a sporting event . The team’s aircraft was diverted to another city, two hours away from the intended destination, causing significant distress and unnecessary delays. Enoh expressed deep concern over the…
Former Super Eagles goalkeeper, Peter Fregene, has died after protracted illness. Chief Segun Odegbami made this known in a post on his WhatsApp.Odegbami wrote: “A few minutes ago, Peter ‘Apo’ Fregene, OLY, former goalkeeper for Nigeria’s Green Eagles, who has been on life-support for the past one week, passed on to meet his Creator. “He died quietly in the presence of two of his children and his devoted wife, Tina. “On behalf of all generations of Nigerian footballers, Olympians, sports persons, his family, friends, fans and a few incredible Nigerians that quietly rallied round and, with their support, prayers and…
Super Eagles players and officials are yet to leave the Al Abaq Airport in Libya over 13 hours after arriving the North African nation. The Eagles are in Libya for the second leg of their 2025 Africa Cup of Nations qualifier against Libya after winning the first leg 1-0 in Uyo on Friday. The team’s chartered flight which was initially scheduled to land in Benghazi, about 19km to Benani where the game was to be played was unexpectedly diverted to Al Abaq Airport, which is 240km from Benghazi. While Benghazi-based The Libya Observer had reported that the team had been…
The management of Air Peace Airline, on Sunday, said its Chairman and Chief Executive Officer (CEO), Dr. Allen Onyema, and Chief of Finance and Administration (CFA), Mrs. Ejiro Eghagha, remained innocent in the charges of fraud filed against them by the US Department of Justice (DOJ). Reacting to the report of the legal charges, which alleged fraud in financial transactions against the two top officers of the company, the Air Peace management stated that the charges stemmed from earlier accusations. It assured its customers that the court processes would not affect the airline’s operations. The additional charge against Onyema included…
UN Human Rights Council Poll: Nigeria Was Not Snubbed, FG Clarifies
The Presidency has refuted claims that Nigeria was snubbed in the recent United Nations (UN) Human Rights Council election. The clarification comes in response to viral reports suggesting Nigeria’s exclusion from the council. According to the Special Adviser to the President on Information & Strategy, Bayo Onanuga, “contrary to information circulating, Nigeria was not snubbed in this election, as some reports have falsely claimed.” He emphasized that “the country did not stand as a candidate for this cycle of elections.” Onanuga explained that the UN General Assembly elected 18 members to the Human Rights Council for the 2025-2027 term on…
Ahead of Tuesday’s match-day four of the 2025 Africa Cup of Nations qualifier between the Super Eagles and the Mediterranean Knights of Libya in Benghazi, the president of Libyan Football Federation, Abdulhakim Alshelmani, has resigned. The resignation, it was gathered, is not unconnected with the national team’s poor run in the qualifiers, which also included their 0–1 loss to the Super Eagles in Uyo last Friday. The president of the federation resigned on Sunday morning following a pressure as a result of that loss to the Super Eagles. The news about Alshelmani, regarded by many as a failed president of…
The Socio-Economic Rights and Accountability Project (SERAP) has called on President Bola Tinubu to instruct the Nigerian National Petroleum Company Limited (NNPCL) to reverse the recent increase in petrol prices, pending the outcome of a court case challenging the company’s authority to raise prices. Last month, SERAP filed a lawsuit against the president and NNPCL over their failure to reverse what it describes as an unlawful hike in petrol prices. The suit also seeks an investigation into allegations of corruption and mismanagement within the NNPCL. In a letter dated 12 October 2024, signed by SERAP’s deputy director, Kolawole Oluwadare, the…
The Super Eagles have undertaken a less stressful journey to Libya for Tuesday’s AFCON 2025 Qualifying reverse in Benina. The Nigerian team which beat their Libyan counterparts 1-0 on Friday, October 11, 2024, flew out of Uyo on Sunday morning with a stopover in Kano. According to ScoreNigeria the Eagles’ chartered flight will land in Benghazi. This will be a better arrangement for the traveling Nigerian contingent. The previous plan of landing in Tripoli and then undertaking a two-hour trip by road to Benghazi would have been a daunting task for the Eagles. Libya will welcome Nigeria to the 10,000-capacity…
The crisis rocking Rivers State has continued unabated as the admin block of Obio Akpor Local Government Area of the state which hitherto bored the name of Nyesom Wike, the Minister of the FCT, has been renamed after Dr Obi Wali by the chairman of the council area, Hon. Chijioke Ihunwo. This was announced in a statement issued by Ihunwo, in a post shared via X on Sunday morning. The council chairman also attached a video showing the moment the facility was renamed Senator Dr Obi Wali. The chairman wrote: “We have changed Wike’s name in admin block of…
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