Nigerian senate demands apology from Libya following Super Eagles treatment

The Senate has urgently requested that the Libyan government apologize to Nigeria for the inhumane treatment the Super Eagles received upon their arrival for the 2025 Africa Cup of Nations qualifier.

The Senate on Tuesday, October 15, strongly condemned the actions of Libyan officials and authorities, stating that they’re a clear violation of human dignity and international standards.

Additionally, the Upper Chamber has called for a comprehensive investigation into this unfortunate incident.

The resolution of the Senate was sequel to a point of Order raised by the Chairman, Senate Committee on Sports, Senator Sumaila Kawu, NNPP, Kano South who came under Order 42 of the Senate Standing rules on personal explanation.

In his remarks, the Deputy President of the Senate, Senator Barau Jibrin, said: we call on the ambassador and whoever is concerned and the authorities to come out and apologise for what they have done to our national team.”