The aircraft conveying the senior national soccer team Super Eagles and its officials have landed in Kano from Libya on Monday evening.

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.

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

The Confederation of African Football has officially reacted to the reports of the painful experience of the Super Eagles in Libya. The continental football ruling body posted its reaction on its website.

Nigeria’s national football team, the Super Eagles, have safely returned home after their harrowing experience in Libya. The team arrived in Nigeria on Monday after boycotting their matchday 4 Africa Cup of Nations qualifying match against the Mediterranean Knights of Libya.

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).

Nigeria have threatened to boycott their Africa Cup of Nations qualifier in Libya on Tuesday after being stranded for hours at an airport far from their destination where players said they lacked provisions and comfort.

Nigeria’s Minister of Foreign Affairs, Ambassador Yusuf Tuggar has summoned the Charge d’ Affaires of Libya to a meeting over the poor treatment meted out on the Super Eagles team in the country. Recall that following a frustrating 12-hour ordeal at Al Abraq International Airport in Libya,