1. Obafemi Martins: Though he has been a star in the MLS in America for the past few years, Martins is on this list for making his comeback to the Super Eagles. Obafemi Martins returned from exile against Swaziland After almost two years in exile, Martins returned and his cameo appearances against Swaziland were met with critical acclaim. Emmanuel Emenike’s retirement was part of the reason why he could return to the scene. [b]1. Obafemi Martins: Though he has been a star in the MLS in America for the past few years, Martins is on this list for making his comeback to the Super Eagles. Obafemi Martins returned from exile against Swaziland After almost two years in exile, Martins returned and his cameo appearances against Swaziland were met with critical acclaim. Emmanuel Emenike’s retirement was part of the reason why he could return to the scene.

skales nko

What about the poster ^

2. Odion Ighalo: Those familiar with the Italian League will remember when Ighalo was tipped to be the next striker for Nigeria during his stint atUdinese.
It never quite worked out out there but a move to Granada and later Watford was all he needed to re- establish himself. 2015 has been quite the year for the 26-year-old who finally made his debut and scored in a year he won promotion to the Premier League with Watford and is already a contender for player of the season.

Na God de do am...

3. Khadiri Ikhana: Like Martins, Ikhana has been
here forever. Supa Strikas comic book fans will
remember his name as the evil coach of Invincible
United. Well this Ikhana is different. After cementing
his status as a top coach with the Enyimba back in
2002 with a CAF Champions League title, he came
back with a bang with Enyimba by leading the team to
the Nigeria Professional Football League title in 2015.

He has already been linked with the exit door at the
Aba based team but there is no doubt this is one
coach teams will be lining up to sign.

Even Mr. president... He has been failing but 2015 brought good fortune for his ambitions...


Sai2015

4. Tosin Oke: The London-born triple jump specialist, Tosin Oke, has been in obscurity recently. 2014 was not an eventful year for Oke whose best was silver at the African Championships and Commonwealth games. However he came back with a bang in the 2015 All Africa Games winning gold in a superb showing.

5. Amaka Ogoegbunam: Amaka won gold at the 2015 All Africa Games in the 400m hurdles event. Ogoegbunam tested positive for the anabolic steroid metenolone at the 2009 African Junior Athletics Championships in sample collected on 31 July 2009.
She subsequently received a 3-year doping ban from sports, at the age of 19. The ban ended 30 July 2012.

Oluwa pick up na abeg.

l shall be part of year 2016...Amen