The Nigeria Football Federation has begun coordinating the Super Eagles’ repatriation to Nigeria after the players unanimously decided to pull out of the second leg match against Libya, citing considerable hardship and inconvenience endured during their stay in Libya especially while they were holed up at the airport.
The Nigerian senior male football players, the Super Eagles, decided to boycott their scheduled match with the Mediterranean Knights of Libya after being led stranded at Albraq Airport for 12 hours.
The Super Eagles who beat Libya 1-0 on Saturday in Uyo in the first leg of the encounter, had departed Nigeria on Sunday afternoon.
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