Odunayaw:
I no rate am again o.

He just tried to knock Tuggar, was caught pants down and now he is saying his waist is actually at his ankle

Odunayaw:
The Libyan football federation is under which government? GNU or GNS

TheGoodJoe:


What are you even typing? There was no diplomatic headway in the meeting. It is in black and white.

humility33:

Sack the NFF chairman and get FIFA hammer

No matter how incompetent those lots are you can't sack them their immunity comes from FIFA Clause of no government interference in football matters but government funds can interfere

Odunayaw:
You're the one obtusely asking why there was that meeting in the first place and I'm schooling you that the LFF is under the international recognised GNU government that was rightly engaged first by the MFA.

I just dumbed it down for you. Surprise me and get it Sir

oloriooko:
Libya football association had all planned out before flying down here
What happened to SE in Libya was part of the script
Out of desperation to qualify they planned to sabotage their own flight and get themselves stranded so they can execute the final phase of the evil plan in Libya by doing same to SE
Believe it or not a north African especially the Muslim can do anything to justify his actions provided he believes he's fighting for what he thinks is right

Many questions lurking but shall we get the truth from both sides?
If the SE pilot came out to talk (if the footage is authentic) then where is the Libya pilot that flew them to PH

There must be recorded air traffic comms where we can get the truth and I believe CAF should go all way to dig out the truth and punish the culprit approximately
Libya planned to get points off Nigeria on and off the pitch.

Where I see the Libyans shot themselves in the foot was the captain openly boasting of retaliation against SE for the bad treatment they got here and I ask does he think he has the right to do that when CAF is there to complain to. If CAF thought the decision of SE to return home was unfounded the match would have gone ahead without them and Libya would have been awarded 3 points and 3 goals according to the rules.

TheGoodJoe:


It seems you don't understand we should have the details of their travel route before departure. This should have been known months ago.

Na wa.

I have been talking contingency plans and measures since yesterday.

This is clear that the Minister and most likely the NFF didn't do any research regarding this. Despite the likelihood of our players traveling to such area.

I repeat, what are they doing in those offices.

Odunayaw:
Gasps!

Travel route was Benghazi Bernina!!! Libyan authorities rerouted the team mid air to Al Abraq, Derna!
Why are you this thick na

WTF do you mean contingency plans! NFF were supposed to through divination know their host will divert them abi?

TheGoodJoe:


Please, phones and emails do exist. Reports on these should be shared. Information before hand should be known. The offices are set up to do things like this.

Haba. Divination. No, the offices are for lounging.

AndSunGorilla:

Oga please take religion out of the discussion.

Odunayaw:
The pilot of the SE plane already spoke.

Air travel is not a Bolt drive where the driver is looking for different routes to get to Rumuola. Talking of "travel route" is just proof you don't know what you're saying

TheGoodJoe:


Point clearly made. The Minister and likely the NFF did not know our players were in the hands of the government we had no diplomatic ties. This should have been known months ago.

Finito.

“The flight plan was to land at Benghazi, Benina, and we had the approval from the Libyan Civil Aviation Authority to do so,”

“However, when we began our descent, they instructed us to divert to Al-Abraq, which is almost 150 miles away, around 300 kilometres east. It wasn’t even (listed as) our alternate airport, something which is not good,” he added.

“In aviation, we have our flight plan, we calculate the fuel to our destination, so we have to avoid this kind of thing because it may make a breach to safety,”

“When I asked to land in Benghazi according to my flight plan and according to my authorisation, they said no, it’s from the highest authority, you have to land in Al-Abraq."

”Everything is registered in aviation, we cannot hide anything, so I asked them several times, at least eight times, and I warned them, probably I will be in trouble for fuel; they said it’s from highest authority, you cannot land in Benghazi, you have to divert immediately to Al-Abraq,”

"The truth was we were going to Benghazi, and I can show you the evidence of the approval, I have it. But at the last minute, they changed their mind and changed the airport.”

Odunayaw:
This is a nonsense take.

The NFF should have known the LFF who is the liaison between the dual government of Libya will strand us.

You are a Libyan abeg

Odunayaw:
From the Pilot:

Worst kinds of people to have on your team are trojans like Joe

TheGoodJoe:


Na wa for you.

Oya Emergency happened and let LFF Liaison the dual government.

Stay in office and wait for Liaison.

TheGoodJoe:


Attacking won't help you here. We did not have sufficient information about where we were going to and it could have caused our players their lives. The Foreign affairs Ministry and NFF were lost in this scenario.

Have your team without me. I don't sail with negligence.

Odunayaw:
I almost feel pity for you.

Pilot, NFF: The destination approved and headed to was Benghazi
Air-head Joe: We I didn't have sufficient information about where we were going to

Cling tightly to your ignorance Sir

TheGoodJoe:



However, not much diplomatic headway was made during the meeting with the Acting Charge of Affairs, Imad Mohammed Matooq Aboud, as they insisted that it was not under the jurisdiction of Tripoli, which they represented, but that of the Eastern Government in Benghazi.

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It is not by abuse.

We went for a meeting with people that had no jurisdiction to help us because of lapses in our protocol arrangements.

Finito.

TheGoodJoe:



However, not much diplomatic headway was made during the meeting with the Acting Charge of Affairs, Imad Mohammed Matooq Aboud, as they insisted that it was not under the jurisdiction of Tripoli, which they represented, but that of the Eastern Government in Benghazi.

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It is not by abuse.

We went for a meeting with people that had no jurisdiction to help us because of lapses in our protocol arrangements.

Finito.

TheGoodJoe:



However, not much diplomatic headway was made during the meeting with the Acting Charge of Affairs, Imad Mohammed Matooq Aboud, as they insisted that it was not under the jurisdiction of Tripoli, which they represented, but that of the Eastern Government in Benghazi.

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It is not by abuse.

We went for a meeting with people that had no jurisdiction to help us because of lapses in our protocol arrangements.

Finito.

Odunayaw:
LFF is HQ'd in Tripoli, the government internationally recognised. It doesn't take too much brain power to deduce which government should be rung first.

A scenario is NFF puts a match in Maiduguri and the Libyan government calls ISWAP first instead of FG.

You can't be adamant and obtuse at the same time. It's a bad combo

TheGoodJoe:


It seems you don't understand we should have the details of their travel route before departure. This should have been known months ago.

Na wa.

I have been talking contingency plans and measures since yesterday.

This is clear that the Minister and most likely the NFF didn't do any research regarding this. Despite the likelihood of our players traveling to such area.

I repeat, what are they doing in those offices.