DozieInc:
Beautiful, world class stadiim

Opakan2:
All I see is grazing land for Ubah's masters up North to feed their cattle

henryhemon:


How many did your own father build?

kaluxy007:
I won't be suprised to hear that this guy was rushed to hospital, you've given him heart problem already

cstr55:
If we are ever going to lift igboland from the hold of backward africa and third-worldism, we will need to start holding ourselves to higher standards.
The ''make we manage am and which one your papa build'' attitude is backward and third worldish.
What is sufficient in some other places, should be thoroughly criticized and upgraded in igboland. A barely standard hospital may be appreciated in other places, while in igboland, a world class hospital should be the only thing allowed as a government certified project.
That is how to grow.

Ucheosefoh:
View more: http://www.thenationslight.com/2017/01/ifeanyi-ubah-international-stadium-is.html?m=1

lalasticlala

Ucheosefoh:
Ifeanyi Ubah International Stadium is ready to host Africa!

Our vision to build the best privately-owned football stadium in Africa is finally a reality as we prepare in earnest to host Africa in this season's CAF Confederation Cup competitiom. It is all about what one sees. The power of vision is one that cannot be blighted by inertia once it is anchored on human advancement.

What started as a mere dream has today been actualized. We are very proud and thankful to Almighty God for the mileage we have attained. What once existed in the mind has been translated from its theoretical state to a structure that would impact positively to humanity. By the grace of God, we have been able to transform what could once be referred to as a "playground" into a world class stadium in less than 12 months.

Today, we are strategically positioned and poised to take on Africa. In just under two years, we have been able to reach enviable heights, winning two trophies in as many years of our existence, an unprecedented feat. Our first hurdle, Al Masry of Egypt would be visiting in a few weeks time and we are set to welcome them to Ifeanyi Ubah International Stadium, Nnewi, Anambra State. We are positive and quietly confident in our ability to make Nigeria proud by putting up a successful outing at the 2017 CAF Confederation Cup competiton.

I also wish to specially congratulate FC Ifeanyi Ubah's coaching crew led by Coach Yaw Preko for a well deserved victory at the 2017 NFF Charity Cup, a feat that has made us Champion of Champions. This trophy is a new year gift to our teeming fans for their unflinching support and a reminder to the football world that we are set to conquer Nigeria and Africa.

Not many are aware of Yaw Preko's input towards the solidity and fluidity of the team so far and as such, I wish to use this medium to thank him for his contribution so far. Permit me to reiterate my staunch belief in Preko's ability and capacity to lead FC Ifeanyi Ubah on a quest to sucessfully conquer Africa. In view of this, I wish to publicly pass a vote of confidence on Coach Yaw Preko while I pledge to provide him with all the necessary support he needs.

To our teeming fans, get ready to ride through thick and thin with us as we embark on this journey together to conquer Africa.

Anyi bu ndi mmeri!

Thank you and God bless.
Source: Ifeanyi Uba fan page

cstr55:
This is just a college sized stadium.
yeye.

cstr55:
This is just a college sized stadium.
yeye.

nijanigga:


this a poor stadium to call it world standard, you never comot from your village.

kaluxy007:
Name two clubs in South West that cam boast of own stadium

omofunaab:
It looks more like a training pitch

omofunaab:
It looks more like a training pitch

AlfaSeltzer:


Shameless tribe

doctimonyeka:
Beautiful edifice..... I just love this man...

cstr55:
If we are ever going to lift igboland from the hold of backward africa and third-worldism, we will need to start holding ourselves to higher standards.
The ''make we manage am and which one your papa build'' attitude is backward and third worldish.
What is sufficient in some other places, should be thoroughly criticized and upgraded in igboland. A barely standard hospital may be appreciated in other places, while in igboland, a world class hospital should be the only thing allowed as a government certified project.
That is how to grow.

Eastactivist:


Lmao... You can't be a Nigerian and be boasting of civilization... Civilization is far from your reach Bro.
Be appreciative for the man's gesture.

The man is not among the 10 richest billionaires in Nigeria, yet he is giving back to the society and developing his immediate environment and a broke ass nigga is somewhere soliloquizing claiming he ain't broke with no achievement to his name.

Nigga go and baff.

Kondomatic:
The grass is greener in some places

Rossikki:
You sound like an ignorant dunce.

Do I? Oh!!! Tell me more.

sanchybaby:

Beauty is indeed in the eye of the beholder.

Ioannes:

Hahahahahahaha...
I pray you won't kill me o.

Ioannes:

Hahahahahahaha...
I pray you won't kill me o.

henryhemon:


Oh you 've move away from Which his father build to tribe ? That am not down with your low level way of reasoning means am from another tribe? Eweghi ihere. Grow up nwanna!