Buhari To Host Super Eagle Tomorrow

Nigeria Football Federation (NFF) has said that President Muhammadu Buhari will tommorow host the Super Eagles of Nigeria during the federal executive council meeting at Abuja.

The statement read: “Solomon Dalung, minister of youth and sports, will present the country’s ambassadors to President Buhari, hours before they are due to fly to London aboard a chartered aircraft.”

The team will play two more friendlies against the Czech Republic and England before the World Cup begins.

 


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