Moment Super Eagles Boarded Flight To Depart Libya Hours After Ordeal At Airport [VIDEO]

The video captures the moment players of the Super Eagles moved to board their flight after experiencing a lengthy delay of more than 14 hours, along with alleged mistreatment by the host country on Sunday.

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Before this, Libyan authorities were alleged to have refused to provide the Super Eagles’ chartered flight, ValueJet, with permission and aviation fuel to fly the players back to Nigeria.

The Libya Football Federation (LFF) has, however, exonerated itself from the saga and refuted claims it intentionally delayed the team.

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The Nigerian team which was en route to Benghazi for the crucial 2025 African Cup of Nations (AFCON) qualifier was reported to have had their chartered aircraft diverted mid-flight to Al Abraq, a small airport naturally reserved for hajj operations.

The unexpected diversion left players and officials stranded without any assistance from the Libyan Football Federation.

The Nigerian Football Federation (NFF) announced a boycott of the match following the team’s ordeal in Libya.

See video below:

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