The Nigerians in Diaspora Commission (NIDCOM) has announced that more than 956 Nigerians were repatriated from Libya in the first quarter of 2025 alone. The Chairman and Chief Executive Officer of NIDCOM, Hon. Abike Dabiri-Erewa, credited the success of the…
Cross River State Police Command has arrested one Victor Eyop for alleged trafficking of girls from Nigeria to Libya. The State Police Commissioner, Gyogon Grimah, confirmed this on Monday at a news conference in Calabar, the state capital. Grimah noted…
Libyan authorities have arrested six Nigerians in Tripoli for alleged drug trafficking after they were found with significant quantities of cocaine intended for distribution . The arrest was made by Libya’s Stability Support Agency’s Department of Investigation, which handed over…
By Dr. Salau D.F(Dee Elf) – NUGA Publicity Liaison Officer 1993-2001 The botched African Football Confederation qualifying match between Libya and Nigeria slated for Benghazi, Libya has generated a lot of comments as expected. It will be recalled that Nigeria…
Super Eagles caretaker coach, Augustine Eguavoen says his team went through a “horrible ordeal” in Libya. The Nigerian contingent were held hostage at an abandoned airport, more than two hours drive from the venue of their 2025 Africa Cup of…
Ahmed Musa has reacted to the Super Eagles’ inhumane treatment at the hands of Libyan authorities, Newsmen reports. Musa expressed disappointment with the action of the North Africans. The 32-year-old called on the Confederation of African Football (CAF) to enforce…
The Libya Football Federation, LFF, has denied accusations of foul play or sabotage, after the Nigeria national team were left stranded at the Al Abraq Airport over 15 hours after arrival. In a statement on Monday, LFF cited routine air…
Victor Ikpeba has said Libya should be banned from international football after the inhumane treatment they subjected the Super Eagles to, Newsmen reports. The Super Eagles are still stranded at the Al Abaq Airport following their arrival in the North…
The Libyan Football Federation has denied any involvement in the inhumane treatment meted out on Nigeria’s Super Eagles’ in the country. Super Eagles players and officials are currently stranded at the Al Abaq Airport several hours after arriving the North…
The Nigeria Football Federation has decided to pull the Super Eagles out of Tuesday’s 2025 Africa Cup of Nations qualifier against Libya. This follows a frustrating 12-hour ordeal at Al Abraq International Airport in Libya, where the team has been…
