AS Trencin fullback Kingsley Madu and Racing Genk defender Wilfred Ndidi have both been handed late call - ups to the Super Eagles for their friendlies against DRC and Cameroon in Belgium, the Nigeria Football Federation has announced.<br /><br />The two youngsters have been invited to beef up the squad following the non - issuance of visas to six home - based players that were earlier named in the squad list by coach Sunday Oliseh.<br /><br />Madu, Ndidi and goalkeeper Dele Alampasu are expected to arrive at <span class="&quot;&quot;st&quot;&quot;">the Hotel Verviers camp of the national team today, Wednesday. <br /><br />The 19 - year - old Kingsley Madu made his international debut for the Super Eagles in June against Chad while Dele Alampasu and Wilfred Ndidi made the Flying Eagles roster for the 2015 Fifa Under 20 World Cup in New Zealand.<br /><br />Meanwhile, the six home - based players yet to be issued their traveling documents by the Belgian embassy have been instructed to report to the Port Harcourt camp of the Super Eagles to begin preparations for the African Nations Championship qualifier against Burkina Faso.<br /></span>