“I am disappointed by the unfair treatment my brothers and coaches faced at the Libyan airport last night. Actions like this go against the spirit of sportsmanship. My support is with my team, and I know they’ll stay strong despite these obstacles,” Osimhen said.
He urged the Confederation of African Football to intervene swiftly.
“I call on CAF and other football bodies to intervene, as my teammates and officials are still stranded at the airport in Libya. This is uncalled for and inhumane. We stand together, stronger than ever.”
Nwabali, echoing Osimhen’s concerns, took to social media to express his outrage at the conditions the team endured during their trip.
Posting on his X handle, he revealed that the Super Eagles had been stranded for over 14 hours at an abandoned airport, with no access to food, water, or internet.
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