About 48 hours before Super Eagles coach Gernot Rohr holds a team meeting to announce the eleven players that will step out onto the Hive Stadium turf to face Senegal, Oghenekaro Etebo is stranded in Portugal due to a visa hitch, <b>allnigeriasoccer.com</b> understands. <br /><br />The <span>CD Feirense attacking midfielder is doing everything possible to get the traveling document, including communicating directly, phone calls and emails, with the Consulado General Britanico staff in Madrid. <br /><br />Unlike the case of Chippa United goalkeeper Daniel Akpeyi, where he was informed that his visa is ready, Etebo has no idea when he will be issued the visa. <br /><br />Akpeyi could not pick up the traveling document today because South Africans are marking their Human Rights Day and the offices are closed. <br /><br />Bearing it in mind that Saturday and Sunday are non-working days, the two important Super Eagles players have three days left to get a positive feedback from the British embassies or forget about their participation in the friendlies with Senegal (March 23) and Burkina Faso (March 27).<br /><br />Ifeanyi Emmanuel &nbsp; <br /></span>