CAF Refers Libya Vs Super Eagles Dispute To Committee Led By Senegalese, Picks Date For Judgement

The Confederation of African Football (CAF) has stepped up the case of the suspended game between the senior national team of Nigeria and that of Libya in the 2025 AFCON qualifiers, OwnGoalNigeria.com reports.

Billed to be played on Tuesday in Benghazi, the game was suspended after the senior national team were left unattended to at the airport 16 hours after arrival from Nigeria for the game. They decided to fly back to base leaving CAF with a decision to make.

CAF in a statement made public referred the matter to their disciplinary committee, which is headed by Senegalese Ousmane Kane. His committee have also been given a time frame to reach a judgement on the case, which many expected will favour Nigeria with Libya likely to be thrown out of the qualifiers with a huge fine.

The judgement will be communicated on the 22nd of October with any party who isn’t satisfied given the room to appeal the decision via the appeal committee of CAF which is headed by a Nigerian in Justice Roli Daibo Harriman. He will however recluse himself in the event of any appeal lodged by the Libya.

Below is the composition of the board and the appeal committee.

Disciplinary Board

Ousmane Kane, Senegal. – President.

Jane Njeri Onyango, Kenya – Vice President.

Norman Arendse, South Africa – member

Mohamed Mostafa El-Mashta, Egypt. – member

Djonfoune Golbassia Felix, Chad. – member

Patrick Shale, Lesotho – member

Douma Ibrahim Issaka – Niger. -member

Ruth Kisaakye, Uganda. -member

Drucil Taylor, Sierra Leone. – member

Appeal Board

Justice Roli Daibo Harriman, Nigeria

Faustino Varela Monteiro, Cape Verde

Moez Ben Tahar Nasri, Tunisia

Moses Ikanqa, Namibia

Hamoud T’feil Bowbe, Mauritania

Mohamed Robleh Djama, Djibouti

Asogbavi Komlan, Togo

Justice Masauko Timothy Msungama, Malawi

Lubamba Ngimbi Hector, DR Congo