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Odunayaw:
There you go
https://x.com/CAF_Media/status/1845834065464684613?t=_PhV9vorlW2pYIVCPOHrcQ&s=19[/quote]Acknowledged

charlesemeka85:
Crawley Town follow send their private jet to fly to Libya to evacuate Tanimu? 😏

solonnachi:
Come ooo.
Was Boniface ever a comedian before he ventured into professional football?

The guy just dey entertain folks for him handle. Basketmouth, Bovi , AY and co should feature him in their events 😃😃😃

Debunking some claims by the Libya captain. Shame on Libya. Africa football just took some steps backwards.
•#nigeria #supereagles #libya #africa #afconqualifiers #caf pic.twitter.com/JaCl6J1oo4

— Dr. Kelechi Anyikude (@KelechiAFC) October 14, 2024

lbrichman2:
CAF don probably already sell broadcasting rights for the match

That's probably why Motsepe was trying to beg our officials to go ahead with the match..

Man probably has to make refunds and deal with image rights issues
But then, that match should never have held in Libya
The country is still not safe

Odunayaw:
There you go
https://x.com/CAF_Media/status/1845834065464684613?t=_PhV9vorlW2pYIVCPOHrcQ&s=19[/quote]Hot air, I doubt anyone will be punished, I hope am proved wrong sha.

It's a highly diplomatic matter, any side that's punished will make CAF look partial and if they punish both sides, it won't make sense either as that can never be seen as a deterrent rather CAF should see it as an opportunity to strengthen its rules, especially for teams who think they can win in the boardroom and not on the pitch that's when it will make sense.

CAF should also try to monitor team arrivals at airports so as to get firsthand info themselves instead of relying on social media evidence. Africa am sorry is still backward on many matters so to assume people will always be right all the time is too much assumption. If they need to put more funds into employing people to do this monitoring they should do so for the development of the game.

Odunayaw:
You tell us. Since you already have a conclusion that it was retaliatory. You should answer your questions

M7even:
🤣🤣🤣 Leave this boy , na because u yab am him club change name
From ihefu to arrows
You still yab am he leave Africa go England.
Now he dey England u still dey yab am if he club send PJ to claim their player 🤣🤣

M7even:
Odun if you read the first paragraph well it's an open question I have asked. Then my other paragraph says let's even say they were not properly treated based on the official report of the libyan federation, they did not also envisage Nigeria's counter reaction through social media and this is not good for their country's waning imagine as a stable and peaceful country. At the end they lost the battle

M7even:
🤣🤣🤣 Leave this boy , na because u yab am him club change name
From ihefu to arrows
You still yab am he leave Africa go England.
Now he dey England u still dey yab am if he club send PJ to claim their player 🤣🤣

mekabuachi:
Libya don buy market.. let them ask south Africa 😂

Hotepking:
Only best outcome for CAF and probably for all parties (if it's all about broadcasting rights and financial gains) is to set the rematch for a later date and at a neutral ground (preferably in South Africa), cause it will be foolhardy to play the rematch in any North African country at this point, and the Libyans wouldn't want it either in a West African country. At least a grudge and emotionally charged rematch where revenge is the goal will be one to talk about for days.

Goke7:
Hot air, I doubt anyone will be punished, I hope am proved wrong sha.

It's a highly diplomatic matter, any side that's punished will make CAF look partial and if they punish both sides, it won't make sense either as that can never be seen as a deterrent rather CAF should see it as an opportunity to strengthen its rules, especially for teams who think they can win in the boardroom and not on the pitch that's when it will make sense.

CAF should also try to monitor team arrivals at airports so as to get firsthand info themselves instead of relying on social media evidence. Africa am sorry is still backward on many matters so to assume people will always be right all the time is too much assumption. If they need to put more funds into employing people to do this monitoring they should do so for the development of the game.

mekabuachi:
Libya don buy market.. let them ask south Africa 😂

elyte89:
My lawyer(Mujtahida) will release a full statement about the incident later today.Thank you for concerns.

charlesemeka85:
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

Goke7:
Hot air, I doubt anyone will be punished, I hope am proved wrong sha.

It's a highly diplomatic matter, any side that's punished will make CAF look partial and if they punish both sides, it won't make sense either as that can never be seen as a deterrent rather CAF should see it as an opportunity to strengthen its rules, especially for teams who think they can win in the boardroom and not on the pitch that's when it will make sense.

CAF should also try to monitor team arrivals at airports so as to get firsthand info themselves instead of relying on social media evidence. Africa am sorry is still backward on many matters so to assume people will always be right all the time is too much assumption. If they need to put more funds into employing people to do this monitoring they should do so for the development of the game.

lbrichman2:
They shouldn't try this please
Libya is still at war
Their citizens will just start killing our people there
The recognized Libyan government is only in charge of Benghazi and Tripoli
All the other cities are under another faction and ungoverned
If we do anyhow, they'll just kill our people straight
No be everything be joke

Goke7:
then for God's sake why play any match there? , CAF well so?

lbrichman2:
South Africa??
I don't think the Libyans will agree
Any other North African country will do

If we just win our games against Benin and Rwanda, we might not need that game sef
CAF also goofed big time

lbrichman2:
My brother
Now we can begin to understand the level of influence the North Africans wield over CAF
Its part of why I don't expect CAF to do much in terms of sanctioning Libya

mekabuachi:
The onky good thing is language barrier
Libya would have taken past questions from South Africa

Curtisaxel17:
South Africa also has a big grudge against us. Apparently they faced similar issues in Nigeria back in 2018 or so. Add to that their normal Xenophobic hate for anything Naija.

Morocco would do as a neutral venue. Although its an Arab state, they have a lot more security, stability and standard infrastructure.

In addition, Morocco is currently bidding to host several big international tournaments so they wouldn't want to destroy their hosting credibility by playing dirty tricks.

Ppogbae:
Libya is not Egypt, Tunisia, or Morrocco.

Curtisaxel17:
Lol. I only pity our brothers in Libya if we should stage an e-war on the Libyans like we did to South Africa.

Those Libyans have no conscience or self control, are unbelievably ràcist and possess a natural inclination to violence. Add to that the fact that most parts of the country are essentially in a state of anarchy without effective government control and you can easily see how this could quickly turn into a bloodbath for Nigerian migrants and other blacks there.

Goke7:
then for God's sake why play any match there? , CAF well so?