Former Super Eagles skipper, Vincent Enyeama of Lille FC France, and striker Emmanuel Emenike of West Ham are set to don the colours of Nigeria again.
Enyeama, who threw in the towel last year after a face off with former Eagles Head Coach, Sunday Oliseh, will play Nigeria again next week in the Joseph Yobo Testimonial match billed to take place on May 27 at the Adokiye Amesimeka Stadium in Port Harcourt.
He will feature for the Nigerian team against Yobo’s friends.
Event coordinator, Waidi Akanni, on Wednesday confirmed that Enyeama was ready for the testimonial game.
“We have a confirmation to that effect and there are many other goodies lined up for fans because Yobo is so passionate about this project,” Akanni said.
Another player who retired from the Eagles last year, Emmanuel Emenike, has also confirmed to hit Port Harcourt for Yobo.
“Emmanuel is coming. He spoke with me personally and I am so elated with the love shown by my colleagues,” the former international said.
The list of those who have confirmed participation in the testimonial include Samuel Eto’o, Didier Drogba, John Terry, Thierry Henry and Wayne Rooney.
Others are: the Ayew Brothers: Dede and Jordan, Sulley Muntari, Djibrin Cisse and Tresor Lualua amongst others.
Yobo featured at three FIFA World Cups and six AFCON tournaments, leading Nigeria to victory in his last outing in South Africa.