The Super Eagles will no longer be able to travel to Belgium on Sunday as scheduled, for their two friendly internationals against the
Democratic Republic of Congo and Cameroon, because international passports of players and officials are still at the Embassy of Belgium in Abuja.
Super Eagles’ Team Administrator, Enebi Achor has confirmed that officials at the Embassy of Belgium had requested for additional documents on Wednesday, and as Thursday was public holiday, the documents were taken to the Embassy on Friday.
This means home –based professionals Femi Thomas, Ikechukwu Ezenwa, Austin Oboroakpo, Paul Onobi, Prince Aggrey and Chima Akas will have a day less to train with the group beforeThursday’s clash with the Leopards of Democratic Republic of Congo in Vise, Liege.
NFF officials are unhappy that the Embassy of Belgium did not request for the additional documents earlier than Wednesday, September 30, as the international passports had been submitted nine days earlier.
No comments:
Post a Comment