The world football governing body, FIFA, has made some changes to the list of match officials ahead of the crucial 2022 World Cup Qualifier, WCQ, between Nigeria and Ghana. Nigeria's Super Eagles face their Ghanaian counterparts, the Black Stars, in an all-important double-header that will determine which team will represent Africa at the FIFA World Cup later this year in Qatar. The first leg of that tie is scheduled for Friday, March 25, in Cape Coast, with the second leg set for four days later, on Tuesday, March 29, in Nigeria's capital, Abuja. Moroccans Rédouane Jiyed (referee), Lahsen Azgaou (assistant referee 1), Mostafa Akarkad (assistant referee 2), and Samir Guezzaz (fourth official) are retained for the first leg match in Cape Coast, according to a new appointment sheet made available via the Nigeria Football Federation. Mandu Humphrey of Uganda, on the other hand, will now replace South African David Junse…