Rufai played 110 international matches for Nigeria (scoring once), and he represented the nation at 2 FIFA world Cup, always as a quarter: 1994 (where the player acted as captain) and 1998, also helping the super eagles win the African Cup of Nations (ACN) in 1994. While Vincent Enyeama has played 77 matches for Nigeria. He was selected for the 2002 World Cup as a cover for Ike Shorunmu. He only played 1 match in that tournament keeping a clean sheet against England and over the spot after Shorunmu retired. Since then he has been first-choice goalkeeper for the national team, playing in all the ACN from 2004 till 2013 except for the 08 edition where he lost his position to Austin Ejide. Some of his memorable performance include stopping 3 penalties in the quarter-finals against Tunisia, 6 fine saves in 2010 World Cup (4 of them from Messi). International honours include ACN winner: 2013; 3rd place: 2004, 2006, 2010. You will notice that i didnt mention their club career thats because it is not relevant in our discussion. So Who In The Greatest Shot-Stopper among the two

matinos28: Rufai played 110 international matches for Nigeria (scoring once), and he represented the nation at 2 FIFA world Cup, always as a quarter: 1994 (where the player acted as captain) and 1998, also helping the super eagles win the African Cup of Nations (ACN) in 1994. While Vincent Enyeama has played 77 matches for Nigeria. He was selected for the 2002 World Cup as a cover for Ike Shorunmu. He only played 1 match in that tournament keeping a clean sheet against England and over the spot after Shorunmu retired. Since then he has been first-choice goalkeeper for the national team, playing in all the ACN from 2004 till 2013 except for the 08 edition where he lost his position to Austin Ejide. Some of his memorable performance include stopping 3 penalties in the quarter-finals against Tunisia, 6 fine saves in 2010 World Cup (4 of them from Messi). International honours include ACN winner: 2013; 3rd place: 2004, 2006, 2010. You will notice that i didnt mention their club career thats because it is not relevant in our discussion. So Who In The Greatest Shot-Stopper among the two

Rufai all day long

ENYEAMA brings my emotions to the fore. Dodo Mayana was aLso a beast between the sticks but I take Enyeama all day long. Just love the guy.
OP, why u no wan use their club career? Does it not count? Why?

Tough one, both are great keepers in their own rights but I'll have to give it to enyeama.

joseph1013: ENYEAMA brings my emotions to the fore. Dodo Mayana was aLso a beast between the sticks but I take Enyeama all day long. Just love the guy.
OP, why u no wan use their club career? Does it not count? Why?

because am only intrepted in their international careers in this case. Enyeama had a more illustrious career by a stretch when compared to rufai