Well, by now, we all know that Nigeria has been crowned Champions of Africa. I have also learnt a few lesaons over the past weeks, which one can put in everday life.

1) we started on a bad foot, but progressed over time: we Nigerians critisize leaders or public figures as soon as they make mistakes, and dnt give them the opportunity to make corrections.

2) Made in Nigeria products: many called for Keshi's head after our opening match cus of few mistakes he made, the same way we are quick to condem made in Nigerian products once flaws are found. The truth is that when given the chance and support, we have seen that nigerian coaches perform well, in such manner, we shld try our best to advocate for made in Nigeria products.

3) Pride takes one no where: I never for once imagined Nigeria winning the nations cup without Osaze. He has been an inspiration and motivational player to most football lovers in Nigeria. This is the 1st time he wasnt among the team and see what happened. Just like the Biblical Moses, a little mistake has cost him the promised land (of not lifting the cup)

4) After 19 years... We have finally won the cup once more: no matter how long it takes, we shall get a true demicratic govt one day "against all odds", and we shall once more be the envy of other African countries... Also Arsenal still get hope.... If Naija fit do am in 19 years, Arsenal still get like 9years to prove demselves.