The Nigeria Football Federation disclosed this development on Monday through its official channels to Nigerians.
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The team has had two phases of camping in the Federal Capital, Abuja in the past two months, during which it had won seven of its eight friendly matches and lost only one.
The South West U-13 and the South-South U-15 football teams have emerged winners of the national finals of the Zenith Bank/NFF U-13, U-15 Future Eagles Tournament held in Uyo, Akwa Ibom State at the weekend.
Nigeria’s Under-15 boys on Friday lost their second match of the 2019 International Dream Cup tournament to host nation Japan 1-4 at the Yurtec Stadium in Miyagi.
The U15 National Team, also known as Future Eagles, will depart Nigeria for Japan on Sunday to participate in this year’s International Dream Cup for U16 teams taking place in the city of Miyagi, from June 12 to 16.
The U15 National Boys Team, known as the Future Eagles, has been invited to take part in an Eight-Nation Tournament in Japan in June this year.
A total of 16 players and members of the technical crew and backroom staff departed Abuja on Friday morning
Adeleke Tobi put the 2014 gold winners ahead from the penalty spot before John Mark Shirsha solidified the advantage to take the Future Eagles into what promises an interesting final match against familiar foes Morocco.
The draw held on Wednesday put the Future Eagles in the same pool as Morocco, with whom the Nigerian boys were involved a two-match friendly fair in Marrakech in August 2017. Morocco won the first game 1-0 with the other match tied 1-1.