Security came into the news last month when Super Eagles captain
Vincent Enyeama voiced concerns about the safety of players and
fans ahead of the opening qualifier against Chad in Kaduna, a city
that had been attacked in the past.
However, the Nigeria Football Federation insisted that the city was
safe and that everything would be made to secure players and fans
at the stadium.
That game ended without an incident except for a few unruly fans
who invaded the pitch during goal celebrations as Nigeria won 2-0.
Afterwards, the NFF queried Enyeama and asked the goalkeeper to
appear before a disciplinary committee hearing for the
“uncomplimentary remarks with regards to safety and security” he
made.
In a later release, the NFF refused to address the security concerns,
insisting that the Super Eagles would take on the Pharaohs in
Kaduna on March 23, 2016, after their next game away to Tanzania
in September.
( http://m.goal.com/x/en-ng/news/13385502)
With today's bombing at Zaria 78km away from Kaduna, I feel Enyeama has been vindicated after all....Yes, maybe he didn't channel his observations properly. NFF should relocate match against Egypt ASAP

DD