In the first leg of the AFCON qualifying encounter between Nigeria and Libya, the Libyan football team had accused ...

An NFF chief has explained the reason why Chelsea star, Tosin Adarabioyo, was omitted from the Super Eagles squad list for ...

We respect ourselves and respect our opponents when they are our guests in Nigeria. Mistakes happen but these things on purpose have nothing to do with int. football.' Arsenal suffer another ...

CAF said it viewed the "disturbing and unacceptable experiences" of Nigeria's players and staff "in a very serious light". "The Confederation Africaine de Football (CAF) has been in contact with ...

Nigeria’s football team say they will boycott their 2025 Africa Cup of Nations qualifier in Libya on Tuesday after being left in an airport ‘hostage situation’. The Nigerian squad was ...

The Nigeria players took to social media to express their disgust and said they will refuse to play in Tuesday’s fixture in protest. “This is not football. Very embarrassing. Hostage to a ...

A Nigeria Football Federation (NFF) official told BBC Sport Africa the travelling contingent were “completely abandoned” and then locked inside the airport building after making arrangements ...

“We respect ourselves and respect our opponents when they are our guests in Nigeria. Mistakes happen but these things on purpose have nothing to do with international football.” Alongside ...

Troost-Ekong has since issued an update in a video on social media, revealing that Nigeria's squad have flown home. He also aimed a subtle dig at Libya by insisting that football is 'all about ...

President of Nigeria Football Federation, Alhaji Ibrahim Musa Gusau, has expressed deep appreciation of the Nigeria Football family for the warm words of encouragement from the President Bola ...

Nigeria have boycotted their Africa Cup of Nations qualifier with Libya and flown home after being stranded overnight in an airport in the country. The Confederation of African Football (CAF ...

We respect ourselves and respect our opponents when they are our guests in Nigeria. Mistakes happen but these things on purpose have nothing to do with int. football.” ...