TVC's Jane FrancesNweze Gives Updates On Super Eagles' Return From Libya

[@chisolomon]

Isn't that radicalous if NFA can't come out boldly and challenge CAF about their attitudes i mean things will remain like this

[@temiladealamudun5063]

We, Nigerians support Super Eagles team and we are glad they returned home safely. God bless Nigeria 🇳🇬🇳🇬🇳🇬🇳🇬🇳🇬🇳🇬🦅🦅🦅🦅🦅

[@wuchenna1]

Whatever CAF decision is going to be doesn't matter in this instance. The player's security is paramount. We have mediocres in our football affairs. If the football officials in Nigeria are not mediocres why should professional footballers be held hostage at the airport in Lybia. There should be a drastic action after two hours maximum. Nigeria government should be involved to evacuate all the players and officials. Fifteen hours and whatsoever holding this guy's hostage at the airport is ridiculous.

[@user-qb6gu4bk9lBiafra]

MNK once said, serve Nigeria 🇳🇬 and come back in shame, anyways BIAFRA freedom is this December no going back 🇳🇬 😈 ✊🏾

[@samuelefoli8468]

What type of dumb reporting is this. You as a reporter is not even pushing the narrative that this players were held hostage and treated so disrespectful. Does CAF rules allow for this kind of horrible inhumane treatment?

[@realdiplomat7504]

I have told CAF several times that North African Countries are Africans Geographically but Arabes in their hearts. That means they should be included in all sports events with Middle Eastern countries, just as Israel is with UEFA European countries. Please! Please!! Please!! stop risking people's lives with people who do not have the same Norms and values system as yours!!! Do not wait until it becomes bloody before taking action.

[@ImpactfulLab]

This reporting is disgusting for a national tv