Additionally, goalkeeper Kayode Bankole, defenders Imo Obot and Stephen Manyo, midfielders Musa Zayyad, Rabiu Ali, and Papa Daniel Mustapha, along with forwards Adamu Abubakar and Emmanuel Ogbole, have also received invitations.
The Super Eagles B made history in the qualification series by defeating Ghana’s Black Galaxies 3-1 in Uyo last week, following a goalless draw in the first leg in Accra just six days prior, thus securing their place in the final tournament.
Tanzania, Kenya, and Uganda, selected to co-host the 36th edition of the Africa Cup of Nations in 2027, will have the chance to evaluate their facilities and operational readiness during the African Nations Championship finals, which are set to take place from February 1 to 28.
The 8th African Nations Championship will include 18 participating nations: joint-hosts Tanzania, Kenya, and Uganda, along with Nigeria, Morocco, Guinea, Senegal, Mauritania, Burkina Faso, Central African Republic, Niger Republic, Congo, Sudan, Rwanda, Democratic Republic of Congo, Zambia, Angola, and Madagascar.
See List Of 26 Eagles For Campaigning In Ikenne-Remo
Goalkeepers: Henry Ozoemena (Enyimba FC); Kayode Bankole (Remo Stars); Badmus Gbadamosi (Kwara United).
Defenders: Sadiq Ismail (Remo Stars); Waliu Ojetoye (Ikorodu City); Imo Obot (Enyimba FC); Taiwo Abdulrafiu (Rivers United); Nduka Harrison Junior (Remo Stars); Victor Collins (Nasarawa United); Ifeanyi Onyebuchi (Rangers International); Steven Manyo (Rivers United); Abiam Nelson (Kano Pillars); Afeez Bankole (Smart FC).
Midfielders: Jide Fatokun (Remo Stars); Rabiu Ali (Kano Pillars); Saviour Isaac (Rangers International); Musa Zayyad (El-Kanemi Warriors); Papa Daniel Mustapha (Niger Tornadoes); Kazeem Ogunleye (Rangers International)
Forwards: Anas Yusuf (Nasarawa United); Emmanuel Ogbole (Kwara United); Adamu Abubakar (Plateau United)); Sikiru Alimi (Remo Stars); Temitope Vincent (Plateau United); Samuel Ayanrinde (3SC); Sunday Megwo (Abia Warriors).