CAF will announce its verdict on the Super Eagles' airport hostage ordeal today. A former NFF vice president has told Nigerians what could be expected.

The Nigerian Football Federation has reportedly received the support of two West African countries in their case against Libya ahead of CAF's ruling.

Contrary to initial reports suggesting a potential walkover, CAF announced that the match will not take place as scheduled

Libya vs Nigeria continues to generate talking points among football fans and CAF President Patrice Motsepe has made a strong stance ahead of Wednesday's verdict.

Former Super Eagles defender, Mobi Oparaku, is confident that the Confederation of African Football, CAF, will not sanction Nigeria over the cancelled

Libya vs Nigeria continued to spark reactions from different quarters and a Turkish journalist has predicted CAF's possible verdict for the botched AFCON qualifier.

Confederation of African Football, CAF President, Patrice Motsepe has spoken tough on the inhuman situation the Super Eagles of Nigeria faced recently in Libya. Speaking during CAF’s 46th Ordinary General Assembly in Addis Ababa,

A former African Footballer of the Year has praised Nigeria for one thing they did right during the Super Eagles' airport hostage ordeal in Libya last week.