PRESIDENT TINUBU WELCOMES THE SAFE RETURN OF THE SUPER EAGLES AND DEMANDS SWIFT JUSTICE AFTER THEIR INHUMAN TREATMENT
President Bola Tinubu, deeply moved by the inhuman treatment endured by the Super Eagles of Nigeria at a Libyan airport, warmly welcomes their safe return to Nigeria.
The harrowing experience of the national football team at the hands of their hosts and the Libyan authorities prompted the Nigerian Football Federation to withdraw the Super Eagles from the scheduled match on Tuesday.
President Tinubu expects the Disciplinary Board of the Confederation of African Football (CAF) to conduct a thorough investigation and recommend appropriate action against those who wilfully violated the organisation’s Statutes and Regulations.
The President commends the proactive coordination between the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and the Federal Ministry of Sports Development in addressing the unfortunate episode and ensuring the safe return of our players.
President Tinubu applauds the players for keeping their spirit alive despite the excruciating ordeal in Libya.
The Nigerian leader recognises football's unifying power in bringing nations and people together and views the treatment of our citizens as unsportsmanlike and inhumane, a stark contrast to the spirit of the game he deeply appreciates.
He fervently calls on all lovers of the round-leather game and administrators to unite and work collaboratively to prevent and overcome such incidents in the future.
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ReplyDeleteThank God they are fine.
ReplyDeleteThank God they are back home safe and sound 🙏
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See bassey open mouth 😂😂
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Welcome back boys.
What will happen to the three points though?
They didn't deserve it.
ReplyDeleteWelcome back super eagles.
Welcome bck guys.
ReplyDeleteWhat kind of pictures were released to the press/media like this? Haba, some of those pics shudn’t have left the camera that snapped them. See the other guy sleeping with his mouth almost open, that was a vulnerable state he was in, i’m sure he won’t want that out.
Our media people, even decent pics, they cannot snap.
Don't mind them 😙
DeleteYou are 100% correct. Some of the photos were completely unwarranted and ridiculous.
DeleteWelcome back though,but is unfair for the Lybia country to abandon them at there arrival, thank God for safe return too , and they have even cancelled the match with them sef.
ReplyDeleteThankGod they are back and Fine ooooo
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Una Wellcome jaree🫂🫂
Hello iya Boys
Thank God they're back home safe and sound after 12hrs of hostage by the Libyan's❗ no food,water and Internet 🛜 very wicked people! I read they have done this to Eyimba and Rivers UTD during one of their CAF CL yet these yeye CAF didn't address the issues then
ReplyDeleteTheir media team was now tweeting how badly they were treated by Nigerian's too some days ago in Uyo,can you imagine the weak counter they formed just to make us look bad? I'm glad they back home safe and sound.. clubs , media outlets were all reporting the incident yesterday on tweeter ,thank God for SM
Any Nigerians that still goes to Libya, Morocco, Egypt, Algeria, Tunisia! Inshort Nigerians stay away from Islamic countries! They are evil 😈! They worship satan.
ReplyDeleteYou could talk until you are purple like the emoji they won't hear. Some of them believe anywhere is better until they go and never return or return a fragment of themselves.
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