The Super Falcons will resume camp on October 4 as preparations intensify for their 2028 Olympic Games qualifying tie against Comoros.
The players and officials are expected to assemble in Ikenne ahead of the second-round qualifiers.
Both legs of the encounter will take place at the Remo Stars Sports Complex in Ikenne.
The first leg is scheduled for October 9, while the return fixture will hold four days later on October 13.
Nigeria secured an automatic place in the second qualifying round due to the team’s position among Africa’s highest-ranked sides.
Comoros booked their place in the next stage after a dominant performance against Sudan. The island nation recorded a staggering 30-0 aggregate victory to set up a meeting with the nine-time African champions.
The Nigeria Football Federation recently appointed former Super Eagles head coach Augustine Eguavoen as interim manager of the Super Falcons.
Eguavoen will oversee the team’s preparations and lead the squad as they begin their quest for a place at the 2028 Olympic Games.
The Super Falcons will enter the tie as favourites, but Comoros will arrive with confidence after their emphatic victory in the previous round.
