After boycotting the game, Nigeria petitioned CAF over their “inhumane” treatment by Libya, just as the Libya Football Federation (LFF) appointed a lawyer to defend it against the charges and possibly award the match to it. CAF last week appointed a committee to investigate the incident and punish any of the parties found culpable in the crisis. The Libyans have also raised concerns about possible collusion from some parties within CAF. Meanwhile, CAF will hold its executive committee (EXCO) meeting in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia, today with its president, Dr Patrice Motsepe, presiding on the deliberations. Before then, the six zonal union meetings, which started yesterday, will end today ahead of the CAF assembly at the African Union Hall.

Source: Libya Today October 21, 2024 23:57 UTC