Nigeria’s Flying Eagles will train for two weeks in Nanka, Anambra State as part of their preparation for the Africa Youth Championship in Oran, Algeria.
The African champions will commence training on January 24 and leave Nanka on February 9.
The team has been training in Abuja since the beginning of the year.
According to the team Secretary, Aliyu Auwal, the Nigeria U-20s are also expected to take on their Benin counterparts in a warm-up game on February 16.
The match will be played in Nigeria.
Both teams played out a 1-1 draw in another friendly game in Cotonou last year.
Benin have also qualified for the 2013 AYC and are drawn with hosts Algeria, Ghana and Egypt, while Nigeria are drawn in Group B along with Gabon, Mali and DR Congo.
The Flying Eagles have thus far played test games against several top Nigerian Premier League clubs.
They drew 1-1 with Kaduna United and lost 0-1 to Wikki Tourists in Bauchi at the weekend.
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