The Nigeria Football Federation has frowned at the Kenyan hotel provided to accommodate the Super Eagles.
The NFF’s advance party on Monday believed that the 680 Hotel reserved for the Super Eagles is right in the centre of town with so much noise around it.
Meanwhile, the Nigeria Football Federation and the Nigeria High Commission are working on alternative accommodation for the African champions.
Already, the Federation of Kenyan Football has made arrangement for the Eagles to train at the Moi International Sports Centre at 4pm on Tuesday, but would be willing to allow them there should Coach Stephen Keshi prefer a morning workout, according to the President, Sam Nyamweya.
The pre-match meeting is scheduled for the Bulemart Hotel at 7pm on Tuesday, even as the match officials, led by Ivorian referee, Noumandiez Doue, arrived in Nairobi on Monday.
The President of the NFF, Alhaji Aminu Maigari, is expected to lead a delegation from Nigeria aboard a Kenyan Airways flight on Tuesday afternoon.
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