Super Eagles Starting XI vs Libya: Chukwueze, Semi Ajayi out, Moses Simon, Onyeka in
In their places, Moses Simon and Frank Onyeka will start. Eguavoen has gone with a flat back-four with Calvin Bassey and captain William Ekong as central defenders. Wilfred Ndidi and Frank Onyeka are the defensive midfielders with Alex Iwobi in central midfield. Victor Boniface leads the attack with support on the sides by Ademola Lookman and hardworking Moses Simon. Super Eagles Starting XI vs Libya (4–3-3) Nwabali – Calvin Bassey, Ekong (Captain), Bruno Onyemaechi, Ola Aina- Wilfred Ndidi, Frank Onyeka, Alex Iwobi – Ademola Lookman, Victor Boniface, Moses Simon
Source:Libya Today
October 11, 2024 14:08 UTC
Nigeria vs Libya LIVE! AFCON 2025 qualifier match stream, latest score and goal updates today
Nigeria vs Libya - LIVE! Nigeria 0-0 Libya17:48 , Jonathan Gorrie42 mins: Libya haven’t offered much in about half an hour now. Nigeria vs Libya latest odds15:21 , Jonathan GorrieNigeria to win: 2/9Draw: 18/5Libya to win: 10/1Odds via Bet365 and subject to change. (Getty Images)How to watch Nigeria vs Libya14:47 , Matt VerriTV channel and live stream: The game will be streamed on Bet 365’s website. 14:40 , Matt VerriHello and welcome to Standard Sport’s LIVE coverage of Nigeria vs Libya!
Source:Libya Today
October 11, 2024 13:43 UTC
…Moses Simon Looks Forward to Starting against Libya Today – THISDAYLIVE
FC Nantes winger, Moses Simon, looks set to start for the Super Eagles against Libya today as Interim Coach, Augustine Eguavoen, goes for broke on the way to sealing qualification to the 2025 AFCON even with matches to spare. Last month, Moses Simon was a second-half replacement for Milan star Samuel Chukwueze. Moses Simon was one of the top stars at the 2021 AFCON in Cameroon, where Eguavoen was previously in charge of the Super Eagles. FACT-FILESuper Eagles have won 14 of their last 19 AFCON qualifiers, losing just once (0-1 vs Guinea-Bissau in March 2023). Nigeria and Libya’s two previous clashes in AFCON qualifiers produced nine goals in total, with Nigeria winning both encounters in October 2018 (4-0 and 3-2).
Source:Libya Today
October 11, 2024 13:16 UTC
Libya: Update October 2024
October 11, 2024: Libya has been chaotic since dictator Muammar Gaddafi was ousted from office and killed in 2011. Eastern Libya is controlled by the LNA (Libyan National Army) while western Libya is run by the Government of National Accord (GNA). By the end of 2019, Turkey was on the brink of deploying combat troops and warships to Libya as part of an effort to prevent the LNA from reuniting Libya. Although Libya holds significant oil reserves, the volatility in production has hampered consistent revenue generation. The current military and economic situations in Libya are chaotic.
Source:Libya Today
October 11, 2024 12:23 UTC
Weekly News Roundup: Friday, October 11, 2024
Italy's ITA Airways makes arrangements for resumption of flights to Libya http://lyo.ly/5mmoSecurity Council calls for inclusive Libyan dialogue and unified budget http://lyo.ly/5mmmLibya, Algeria collaborate on counter-terrorism and border security http://lyo.ly/5mmfUNSMIL discusses political, security, and economic situation in Libya http://lyo.ly/5mmeSaleh denies Russian presence of forces in Libya http://lyo.ly/5mmdUNSMIL says new humanitarian coordinator has arrived in Libyan capital http://lyo.ly/5mm4Koury briefs UN Security Council on latest developments in Libya http://lyo.ly/5mlzGNU, US officials discuss economic stability in Libya http://lyo.ly/5mlsLibya AU stress importance of cooperation in national reconciliation efforts http://lyo.ly/5mlqForeign Ministry discusses with EU border management http://lyo.ly/5mljPM Dbeibah calls for developing evaluation tools to ensure quality of educational process http://lyo.ly/5mm5Libyan-Moroccan discussions on cooperation in the field of marine resources http://lyo.ly/5mm6Leader in Al-Kaniyat militia imprisoned for killing 12 people of Tarhuna http://lyo.ly/5mm3NOC discusses challenges facing Libyan Fertilizer Company http://lyo.ly/5mm1GNU, US officials discuss economic stability in Libya http://lyo.ly/5mlsLibyan football team receives poor treatment in Nigeria http://lyo.ly/5mmnLibya joins Indonesia Expo, seeking trade opportunities http://lyo.ly/5mmbLibya's NOC announces drilling 5 new wells with output capacity of 12.000 bpd http://lyo.ly/5mm2Minister of Economy reviews arrangements for holding Serbian Industries Exhibition in Tripoli http://lyo.ly/5mm0Libyan firms seek trade expansion at Indonesia Expo http://lyo.ly/5mlk
Source:Libya Observer
October 11, 2024 12:22 UTC
NFF Dismisses Libya’s Mind Game Ahead Clash with Eagles in Uyo – THISDAYLIVE
We made all arrangements to receive the team in Uyo on arrival. “It was only an hour after the team was airborne that he told me the delegation would be landing in Port Harcourt. That disrupted so many things, but we still raced on hurdles to get approval from federal authorities to allow their plane to fly them to Uyo once they concluded immigration formalities in Port Harcourt. “If they travelled on buses that were not air-conditioned, that had nothing to do with the NFF as they hired their own buses. RESULTSNamibia 0-1 ZimbabweC’Verde 0-1 BotswanaDR Congo 1-0 TanzaniaGhana 0-0 SudanAlgeria – TogoB’Faso – BurundiTODAYE’Guinea v LiberiaMoz’bique v EswatiniZambia v ChadMa’gascar v GambiaBenin Rep v RwandaCameroon v KenyaEgypt v MauritaniaNigeria v LibyaUganda v S’SudanS’Africa v CongoAngola v NigerGabon v LesothoC’d’Ivoire v S’LeoneMali v G’BissauSenegal v MalawiTunisia v Comoros
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October 11, 2024 11:09 UTC
Otto Addo: "We will try our best, and I know we’ll be rewarded in Libya against Sudan"
Otto Addo: "We will try our best, and I know we’ll be rewarded in Libya against Sudan"Black Stars head coach Otto Addo has outlined his plan to go all out in search of Ghana's first win in the ongoing 2025 Africa Cup of Nations (AFCON) qualifiers. Addressing the media after the draw against Sudan, Addo refrained from making promises but assured Ghanaians that the team will give everything they have in the upcoming match. Despite the pressure, the Black Stars coach emphasized that the team’s fate remains in their own hands. There’s a long road ahead, but with this performance, we will succeed in Libya against Sudan,” he concluded. The Black Stars now face a must-win situation in Libya, where they will look to secure their first victory and revive their AFCON qualification campaign.
Source:Libya Today
October 11, 2024 10:34 UTC
Nigeria vs Libya Preview: Kick-off time, TV channel & squad news ahead of 2025 Afcon qualifier
GOAL gives you the details to follow the Super Eagles' Afcon qualifier against the Mediterranean Knights. Nigeria are set to continue their 2025 Africa Cup of Nations journey on Friday when they host Libya at Godswill Akpabio International Stadium in Uyo. The Super Eagles lead Group D with four points after a win and a draw, meaning they will be in a good position to qualify for the Afcon finals if they beat Libya home and away in the current international week. The Mediterranean Knights, on the other hand, are at the bottom of the pool with a single point and have no option but to try and get a positive result to stand a chance of qualifying for the finals. Here, GOAL brings you all the details you need to know about how to watch the match between Nigeria and Libya, including TV channels, streaming details, team news, and more.
Source:Libya Today
October 11, 2024 10:18 UTC
Security Council calls for inclusive Libyan dialogue and unified budget
The members of the Security Council called on all Libyan parties to participate and cooperate constructively to address outstanding issues through a comprehensive and purposeful dialogue, stressing the need to take the necessary steps to complete financial arrangements and prepare a unified budget to ensure the stability of the Libyan financial system. This came in a statement issued on Wednesday evening, following a briefing by the Acting Head of the United Nations Support Mission in Libya, Stephanie Koury, who addressed the most prominent political, economic and security developments in the country. The members of the Security Council welcomed, in a statement published by the UN mission on its Facebook page, the agreement reached between the Libyan parties regarding the Central Bank of Libya and its approval by the House of Representatives and the High Council of State, calling on all parties to fully and quickly implement the agreement, including the appointment of a board of directors. The Security Council expressed its concern about the impact of the crisis on Libyan citizens and the financial and economic situation in Libya, stressing the need to unify state institutions, also calling on all Libyan parties to participate and cooperate constructively to address outstanding issues through a comprehensive and purposeful dialogue, which paves the way for the unification of all institutions. The statement also called for strengthening commitment to an inclusive Libyan-led and Libyan-owned political process leading to free, fair, transparent and inclusive presidential and parliamentary elections across Libya as soon as possible.
Source:Libya Observer
October 10, 2024 18:02 UTC
NCDC marks World Heart Day
The National Center for Disease Control (NCDC) has held a celebration, in cooperation with the Libyan Heart Association, at the Abu Sitta Equestrian Field, to mark the World Heart Day as part of the special activities carried out by the center in all cities of Libya. A number of volunteer doctors, medical assistants, and students of the Faculty of Medicine participated in the celebration, in addition to the participation of the General Medicine Association, Scouts and Guides of Tripoli.
Source:Libya Observer
October 10, 2024 17:17 UTC
150 Bangladeshis repatriated from Libya
Upon arrival at Hazrat Shahjalal International Airport, the returnees were warmly welcomed by officials from the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and the IOM. Photo: CourtesyA total of 150 stranded Bangladeshi nationals were repatriated from Libya today (10 October). A Buraq Air charter flight departed Tripoli this morning, bringing the Bangladeshis home, said a foreign ministry press release. Upon arrival at Hazrat Shahjalal International Airport, the returnees were warmly welcomed by officials from the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and the IOM. The foreign ministry officials urged citizens to avoid such dangerous routes and highlighted the risks involved in illegal migration.
Source:Libya Today
October 10, 2024 12:12 UTC
'Mood change' on migration puts deportation hubs on EU table
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October 10, 2024 11:39 UTC
150 more stranded Bangladeshis repatriated from Libya
One hundred and fifty more stranded irregular Bangladeshi migrants returned home today (October 10) from Libya. Upon arrival, the repatriated migrants were received by the officials of the foreign ministry and IOM at the airport. Many of them had suffered abduction and abuse during their time in Libya, said the foreign ministry. The foreign ministry’s officials urged the returnees to raise awareness within their communities about the danger of illegal migration, particularly the perilous journey to Europe via Libya. The IOM provided each repatriated individual with a cash grant of Taka 6,000, food supplies, medical assistance, and temporary accommodation if required.
Source:Libya Today
October 10, 2024 11:15 UTC
Migrants: Attempted Human Trafficking in Fake Wedding Convoy Foiled in Libya
A convoy of cars decorated as if they were heading to a wedding has turned out to be a cunning attempt at human trafficking in Libya. The migrants were hidden in a convoy of six cars, typically used at Libyan weddings, a choice made to avoid suspicion. The plan was to transport migrants from the desert regions to coastal areas, presumably with the aim of putting them on boats to Italy. The armed group has gained a reputation in the fight against smuggling and organized crime in western Libya. According to the latest report by the International Organization for Migration (IOM), the number of migrants in Libya reached 761.322 people between June and July 2024, distributed across 100 municipalities.
Source:Libya Today
October 10, 2024 11:04 UTC
Cairo denies RSF chief's allegations of Egyptian air force involvement in Sudan battles
CAIRO – 10 October 2024: Egypt has refuted the claims made by Mohamed Hamdan Dagalo, the leader of the Sudanese Rapid Support Forces (RSF) militia, regarding the alleged involvement of the Egyptian air force in the ongoing battles in neighboring Sudan. The ministry underscored Egypt’s dedication to the security, stability, and unity of Sudan, both its land and people. Dagalo, known as Hemedti, also claimed that the alleged Egyptian airstrikes have caused his troops to retreat from the strategic Jebel Moya area in Sennar state. Dagalo additionally asserted the presence of fighters from various nations, including Ukraine, Azerbaijan, Iran, and Eritrea, participating in the Sudan conflict. Moreover, in July 2023, Cairo hosted the Sudan Neighboring States Summit, where the heads of state and governments of the Central African Republic, Chad, Eritrea, Ethiopia, Libya, and South Sudan convened to deliberate on potential solutions to the crisis.
Source:Libya Today
October 10, 2024 10:54 UTC