Super Eagles Coach picks 30 men squad for CHAN 2018 tournament

Super Eagles Head Coach Salisu Yusuf has chosen 30 players who will jar for places in his last squad for the fifth African Nations Championship booked for Morocco, January 13 to February 4, 2018.

Topping the rundown of welcomed players is Super Eagles A group's protected hands Ikechukwu Ezenwa.

Safeguards Stephen Eze, Osas Okoro and Adeleye Olamilekan, midfielders Afeez Aremu, Rabiu Ali and Ifeanyi, and additionally advances Kingsley Eduwo, Sikiru Olatubosun and Anthony Okpotu, are likewise among the individuals who will fight for shirts.

Nigeria will handle 2014 champions Libya, Rwanda and Equatorial Guinea in the gathering stage at the fifth African Nations Championship.

The matches of Group C will be played in Tangier.

Libya stunned the African football family by winning the 2014 release in South Africa to the detriment of Ghana, in spite of the North African country being entangled in political turmoil at the time.

Rwanda was the last group to fit the bill for the finals, subsequent to edging Ethiopia 3-2 on total in a play – off that was required by Egypt's choice to relinquish her space at the title.

Tropical Guinea met all requirements for the finals following the withdrawal of Gabon.

Hosts Morocco, Guinea, Sudan and Mauritania are in Group An, in the occasion setting the Atlas Lions against Mauritania in the opening match of the opposition, at the Mohamed V Stadium in Casablanca on thirteenth January.

Hosts of the inaugural version of the opposition in 2009, Cote d'Ivoire head Group B that will be situated in Marrakech, and have Zambia, Uganda and Namibia as gathering mates.

Gathering D, situated in Agadir, has 2011 sprinters up Angola, Cameroon, Congo and Burkina Faso.

Full List

Goalkeepers: Ikechukwu Ezenwa; Dele Ajiboye; Theophilus Afelokhai

Protectors: Stephen Eze; Osas Okoro; Daniel Itodo; Adeleye Olamilekan; Kalu Orji Okogbue; Ifeanyi Nweke; Nasiru Sani; Timothy Danladi

Midfielders: Afeez Aremu; Raphael Ayagwa; Ifeanyi; Rabiu Ali; Destiny Ashadi; Dayo Ojo; Emeka Atuloma; Douglas Achiv; Austine Oladapo; Abdulkadir Zango

Advances: Sikiru Olatubosun; Kingsley Eduwo; Peter Eneji; Anthony Okpotu; Joseph Osadiaye; Sunday Faleye; Victor Mbaoma; Mustapha Ibrahim; Gabriel Okechukwu