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blueto:
Antell95, why are you deserting this thread naw?

You are suppose to be feeding us with latest updates eminating from the activities and manifestations of the S.eagles.

because joseph consistently kept faith with his "flying eagles" thread, it has so developed to approximately 150 pages and still counting..

wake up from ur slumber and get to work!
Finish what you started!

Ma frnd, I no go fit explain o, but Thank God i'm back..

NFF assures Chadian delegation of adequate security. https://mobile.twitter.com/thenff/status/607921226258989056?p=v

Antell95:
NFF assures Chadian delegation of adequate security. https://mobile.twitter.com/thenff/status/607921226258989056?p=v

NFF is assuring adequate security, even while themselves are not save, With type of security challanges the nation is facing .
You are only assured and guaranted adequate security from God.
"execpt the Lord watcheth over the city, the watchman waketh but in vain" Psalms 127:1

Nice one Musa! https://mobile.twitter.com/thenff/status/608703539523780608?p=v

JUST IN: https://mobile.twitter.com/oluwashina/status/609363115227115520?p=v

Kaduna to host Eagles, Pharaohs AFCON 2017 clash

The Ahmadu Bello Stadium, Kaduna will host the 2017 Africa Cup of Nations qualifying match between the Super Eagles and the Pharaohs of Egypt, scheduled for Wednesday, March 23, 2016, the NFF announced on Wednesday.

Officials have also confirmed that work will be undertaken on the pitch of the stadium, as well as a couple of other areas that need to be improved before the clash with the seven –time Africa Cup of Nations winners. The match comes up in exactly 40 weeks.

Nigeria and Egypt share top spot on the Group G table, with the Pharaohs ahead on one goal advantage, following their 3-0 whiplash of Tanzania’s Taifa Stars in Cairo in penultimate weekend’s opening matches. A day before, the Super Eagles had beaten Chad 2-0 also in Kaduna.

The Eagles’ next match in the series is away to Tanzania in the first week of September, before the double-dose-on-the-trot with the Pharaohs, who have missed all three past Africa Cup of Nations finals, including the 2013 finals that Nigeria won in South Africa.

NFF General Secretary, Dr. Mohammed Sanusi, explained on Wednesday that the Federation will henceforth decide international match venues well in advance in order to afford host cities enough time to work on the facilities to be used for such matches.

I don't agree with the choice of Kaduna. Uyo would have been a much better venue

CFCfan:
I don't agree with the choice of Kaduna. Uyo would have been a much better venue

I no know for this NFF sand her sick decisions