Captain William Troost-Ekong has revealed the final decision of CAF on the hostage situation involved in the Libya vs Nigeria fixture.
In light of the ongoing investigation into the hostage incident involving the AFCON 2025 qualifiers match between Libya and Nigeria, the African football governing body, CAF, has reached a final decision based on recent revelations.
Troost Ekong recently posted on social media confirming that Libya has been found guilty of the accusations made against them by the Nigerian Football Federation (NFF). As a result, the Super Eagles of Nigeria have been awarded three points and three goals, along with a fine of $50,000 imposed on Libya.
His post on social media read, “JUSTICE: CAF awards three points and three goals to Nigeria. Libya fined $50,000. Plane was diverted 300km from scheduled airport even when the pilot told them he was low on fuel. One step closer to our target AFCON 2025.”
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