The Super Eagles have arrived in Nigeria after their ordeal in Libya, where they were to play the return leg of the match in Uyo, Akwa Ibom State, on Friday.
The plane which conveyed them to Nigeria touched down at the Aminu Kano International Airport, on Monday evening.
They had travelled to Libya for the second leg which was cancelled as a result of hostility in the North African country.
Daily Trust had reported how the Nigerian stars have been stranded in the North African Country for over 16 hours.
Following Nigeria's defeat of Libya in Uyo, Akwa Ibom State, on Friday, a return leg for the ongoing AFCON 2025 Qualifier was fixed for Benghazi, Libya, on Tuesday.
Ahead of the return leg, the Nigerian team departed for Benghazi via a chartered flight, on Sunday.
However, the flight was diverted from the their initial destination about an hour to landing.
The Nigerian players had to land at the Al Abraq International Airport, which is only used for hajj operations.
After landing, the NFF made arrangements for the trip by road to the venue of the match following the absence of officials of the Libyan Football Federation.
However, officials at the airport did not allow the chartered bus to enter the airport.
Following the developments, the Super Eagles have resolved not to play the match any longer but to return home.
William Troost-Ekong, Super Eagles captain, who has been providing updates on the Libya ordeal via X, just tweeted that they were about leaving Libya.
