CAF has launched an investigation into the airport drama involving the Super Eagles at a Libyan airportLibya are billed to host their Nigerian counterparts in a second-leg clash of the 2025 AFCON qualifiersThe Super Eagles have boycotted the encounter after being left unattended in Al Abaq for several hoursCHECK OUT: Learn at Your Own Pace!

The Nigerian delegation of Super Eagles players, officials and other accompanying support staff finally returned to Nigeria at 6.01pm after nearly 24 hours of being held hostage in an airport in Al Albaq by Libyan authorities.

The Confederation of African Football have released a statement and announced what next after the Libyans held the Super Eagles of Nigeria hostage.

Nigerian comedian Taaooma recently reacted to the Super Eagles' being held hostage at the Libyan airport and many netizens dragged her for it. Read more.

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.

The Nigerian men's soccer team has pulled out of its Africa Cup of Nations qualifier in Libya in protest at being abandoned at an airport after their plane was diverted.

Players and technical team of the Black Stars have arrived in Libya for their crucial Africa Cup of Nations qualifier against Sudan on Tuesday, October 15, 2024.