The Group C match was initially planned to be played in Cotonou on Sunday 5 June.
Caf affirmed that the qualifier would now be played on Sunday 12 June, just if races for another Benin Football Federation (FBF) Executive Committee are held "no later than 11 June 2016."
Benin's pastor of game Oswald Homeky said: "We are still in exchanges with the heroes of the emergency in the football alliance. We stay confident."
A Squirrels squad had been in Cotonou preparing for the match while the as of now wiped out Equatorial Guinea scratched off a benevolent against Uzbekistan in Tashkent on Thursday, on account of the qualifier.
The Equatorial Guinea Football Federation said they were cheerful that they could re-sort out the well disposed against Uzbekistan as quickly as time permits.
Benin are as of now the greatest second-put side in the opposition with eight focuses.
They are two focuses behind Mali who play South Sudan on Saturday in the other match in the gathering.
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