The 22,000-capacity stadium, regarded as one of the finest in Morocco, will provide the stage for the crucial semi-final encounter scheduled for Thursday, November 13.
The match will mark the ninth meeting between both nations and their fifth face-off in World Cup qualifying history.
Nigeria holds the upper hand in the rivalry, having recorded five victories, two draws, and just one defeat against the Panthers of Gabon.
In the other semi-final fixture, Cameroon will take on the Democratic Republic of Congo, with the winners from both ties advancing to the final round of the CAF playoffs for a place at the 2026 FIFA World Cup.
