Ahead of the second-leg tie between Super Eagles of Nigeria and their Ethiopian counterparts, the Cross River State Governor, Senator Liyel Imoke, has predicted tough time for the Walyas Antelope on November 16 in Calabar.

Governor Imoke disclosed that the Ethiopians will have to place to hide in the capital city of Calabar.

“I trust the Super Eagles to get the job done and done quickly and after that we will give all our visitors including the Ethiopians the typical Calabar hospitality because we remain the preferred tourism destination not only in Nigeria but in the entire African continent,” he said.

According to the Hon. Commissioner for Sports Patrick Ugbe, Governor Imoke has other plans in stock for the Nigerian side on the day but prefers to keep it close to his chest at the moment.

“When the time comes we will unveil other things we have in stock for the national team but in the meantime, we wish to say that Calabar will be no hiding place for any Ethiopian on November 16”.