The Super Eagles of Nigeria were met with an unsavoury and unexpected welcome upon their arrival at Al Abraq Airport in LibyaMembers of the Nigerian team contingent were left stranded and unattended for a period spanning 20 hours A Premier League manager has criticised the Libyan Football Federation for their treatment of the Nigerian teamCHECK OUT: Don't let unemployment hold you back.

Nottingham Forest manager Nuno Espirito Santo has given an update on the Super Eagles duo of Ola Aina and Taiwo Awoniyi after their ordeal in Libya. Speaking to the media on Friday ahead of his side’s Premier League clash with Crystal Palace at the City Ground this weekend,

Nigerians probably still remember the sympathy the Chipolopolo of Zambia enjoyed at Tunisia 94 following the tragedy of April 27, 1993.

A report detailing the Confederation of African Football's judgement on the airport controversy involving the Super Eagles of Nigeria in Libya has surfaced.

Chidera Ejuke has disclosed that members of the Nigerian national team that got stranded at the Al-Abraq airport in Libya were a little bit scared of the situation.

The Honourable Minister of Sports Development has reiterated that the government is taking decisive measures to address the recent challenges faced by the Super Eagles during their international engagement in Libya.

The Confederation of African Football (CAF) is expected to meet soon and a verdict on Libya holding the Super Eagles hostage could be made known.