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Siasia Invites 30 Players for Caf U-23 Championship Qualifier

Coach of the Nigeria Under-23 national team, Samson Siasia, has invited 30 players to camp for preparation for an African Championship qualification match against the winners between Ghana and Congo in July.

Regulars like Erhun Obanor, Oduduwa Segun, Sincere Seth, Emmanuel Daniel, Abiodun Akande, Oghenekaro Etebo, Usman Mohammed and Junior Ajayi are joined by exciting new faces Aniyikaye Adeleye,, Ekpo Daniel and Daniel Etor‎‎

Gabros FC’s Christopher George Jenom, Enyimba FC’s Okeke Uche, Chisom Kisito of Diamond Football Academy and Dolphins FC’s Ekpo Daniel are coming into camp for the first time.

All the invited players are expected to report on Sunday, 31st ‎ May, 2015 while training will commence on Monday 1st June, 2015.

The top three teams at the Caf U-23 Championship billed for Senegal between 5 and 19 December earns a slot at the 2016 Olympic Games in Rio de Janeiro.

INVITED PLAYERS

GOAL KEEPERS

DANIEL EMMANUEL – RANGERS

ABIODUN AKANDE – 3SC

YUSUF MOHAMMED – KANO PILLARS

DANIEL EMMASON – AKWA UTD

DEFENDERS

OBANOR ERHUN – ABIA WARRIORS

SEGUN ODUDUWA – NATH BOYS

SINCERE SETH – SUPREME COURT

IROHA EBUKA – DIAMOND FOOTBALL ACADEMY

SANI FAISAL – ABUJA FOOTBALL ACADEMY

ANIYIKAYE ADELEYE – GABROS FC

CHISOM KISITO – DIAMOND FOOTBALL ACADEMY

EKPO GODWIN – UNATTACHED

MIDFIELDERS

AZUBIKE OKECHUKWU – BAYELSA FC

TIONGOLI TONBARA – BAYELSA FC

FREEDOM OMOFOMAN – WARRI WOLVES

USMAN MOHAMMED – TARABA FC

EKPO DANIEL – DOLPHINS FC

OKEKE UCHE – ENYIMBA FC

DANIEL ETOR – ENYIMBA FC

SUNDAY GABRIEL – DIAMOND FOOTBALL ACADEMY

UBONG EKPAI – KANO PILLARS

ETEOBONG ELISHA – ESPERANCE

CHRISTOPHER GEORGE JENOM – GABROS FC

STRIKERS

PETER ONYEKACHI – ENYIMBA FC

OGHENEKARO ETEBO – WARRI WOLVES

JUNIOR AJAYI – 3SC FC

AKINBULE AYONFE – GATEWAY FC

WILLIAM MEMME – UNATTACHED

MOSES OMODUEMUKE – UNATTACHED

IYORHE LUTER BENJAMIN – TARABA FC

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