The Confederation of African Football has appointed a Botswanan, Joshua Bondo, as the centre referee for Tuesday’s African Cup of Nations qualifying tie against Libya in Sfax.
Bondo, 41, has been an international arbiter for the past 11 years.
However, Bondo was sanctioned for “his diabolical officiating” in the COSAFA cup match between Zimbabwe and Madagascar.
He was eventually booted out of the competition for poor performance.
Checks revealed Bondo was the center referee for Nigeria’s 2018 World Cup qualifier against Zambia.
The tie is slated to kick off at 7pm Tunisia time (same time as Nigeria).
Nigeria is currently placed second six points behind South Africa who are on seven points, while Libya and Seychelles are on four and zero points respectively.
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