Super Eagles Captain/Goalkeeper, Vincent Enyeama, is among the five african players nominated for the BBC African Footballer of Year for 2014.
Enyeama is the only goalkeeper on the list as the title holder Yaya Toure of Ivory Coast gets his sixth consecutive nomination for the
award.
Four of the nominees played at the World Cup in Brazil, where Enyeama and Brahimi played in the last 16 of the tournament with Nigeria and Algeria respectively.
Enyeama, 32, went into the event off the back of an outstanding campaign for French club Lille he kept 21 clean sheets for them last season.
Gabonese forward Pierre-Emerick
Aubameyang, who plays Borussia Dortmund, Algeria forward Yacine Brahimi of FC Porto and Ivory Coast’s Gervinho of AS Roma make up the list.
In Spain, forward Brahimi’s efforts for
Granada led to him being named best
African player in the country last term and earning a move to Porto.
Yaya Toure helped Manchester City to their second Premier League title in three years and also won the Capital One Cup, Gervinho has impressed in Italy since leaving Arsenal, scoring 10 goals in 39 games for the Serie A side.
Although striker Aubameyang did not play at the World Cup in Brazil, he makes the shortlist for the second year in a row based on his impressive club form.
BBC said the winner will be decided by fans of African football, who have until November 24 to vote for their choice online or through SMS.
Click Here To Vote Online.
The winner will be announced on December 1.
