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TheSuperNerd:
Hi Great Thread of Nigerian Football, it is indeed a good day to be alive and be excited for what 2026 still promises.

Today is My Birthday and I want to remind everyone out there not to give up on whatever their dreams, aims, aspirations, project pursuits, goals, etc are.
Victor Osimhen did not and look at him today and his story is still not done. John Mikel Obi did not and now he is a bonafide Nigerian legend. Rashidi "Rasheed" Yekini did not and he remains the one of the pinnacles among African Strikers today.


Lastly, on a flip note, Elyte89 is still not giving up on his Super Eagles job dream despite we all knowing how impossible it is and he is also not giving up on Nigeria heading to USCAMEX 2026 World Cup, so honestly what excuse you get?

Cheers to me and Cheers to us all.... God Bless You.

Happy birthday bro
I wish you the best

Elyte89, what if FIFA already communicated the outcome of the petition to the NFF and those clowns knowing the backlash they will receive from Nigerians just decide to keep mute.

Happy Birthday Doc!

God bless!

TheSuperNerd:
Hi Great Thread of Nigerian Football, it is indeed a good day to be alive and be excited for what 2026 still promises.

Today is My Birthday and I want to remind everyone out there not to give up on whatever their dreams, aims, aspirations, project pursuits, goals, etc are.
Victor Osimhen did not and look at him today and his story is still not done. John Mikel Obi did not and now he is a bonafide Nigerian legend. Rashidi "Rasheed" Yekini did not and he remains the one of the pinnacles among African Strikers today.


Lastly, on a flip note, Elyte89 is still not giving up on his Super Eagles job dream despite we all knowing how impossible it is and he is also not giving up on Nigeria heading to USCAMEX 2026 World Cup, so honestly what excuse you get?

Cheers to me and Cheers to us all.... God Bless You.

Liverpool, THE MACHINE IS COMING 🤖

BascoVanVeli:
He made it 🥹

My Brazilian magician 🪄🇧🇷

So happy for him.

TheSuperNerd:
Hi Great Thread of Nigerian Football, it is indeed a good day to be alive and be excited for what 2026 still promises.

Today is My Birthday and I want to remind everyone out there not to give up on whatever their dreams, aims, aspirations, project pursuits, goals, etc are.
Victor Osimhen did not and look at him today and his story is still not done. John Mikel Obi did not and now he is a bonafide Nigerian legend. Rashidi "Rasheed" Yekini did not and he remains the one of the pinnacles among African Strikers today.


Lastly, on a flip note, Elyte89 is still not giving up on his Super Eagles job dream despite we all knowing how impossible it is and he is also not giving up on Nigeria heading to USCAMEX 2026 World Cup, so honestly what excuse you get?

Cheers to me and Cheers to us all.... God Bless You.

Happy birthday Super Doc. Wishing you all the great things of life sir 😌

BankyGee:
Liverpool, THE MACHINE IS COMING 🤖

I hear say, fuel no dey and the foga never fix the flat tire.

Truidstarr:
Happy Birthday!!! Many more years ahead!!

Thank You My Good man. A true Super Eagles fan.

TheSuperNerd:
Hi Great Thread of Nigerian Football, it is indeed a good day to be alive and be excited for what 2026 still promises.

Today is My Birthday

Cheers to me and Cheers to us all.... God Bless You.

Happy birthday omo ologo. Soccer knowledge monster machine. N.I of soccer himself.

opes:
Happy birthday. Enjoy your special day.

Thank you Dear Opes...

BankyGee:
Happy birthday Super Doc. Wishing you all the great things of life sir 😌

Thanks a million Dearest BankyGee. Osimhen plays tomorrow ba. We will be there.

chrisooblog:
Happy Birthday Doc!

God bless!

Thank you Big Chris. Gracias...

Toylove:
Happy birthday bro
I wish you the best

Thank you Toylove. Danke!

Toylove:
Elyte89, what if FIFA already communicated the outcome of the petition to the NFF and those clowns knowing the backlash they will receive from Nigerians just decide to keep mute.

Sheyb FIFA get website ,we go c am na …it’s not something u can hide …d South African 🇿🇦 judgement is on FIFA site and others too

AndSunGorilla:
Happy birthday omo ologo. Soccer knowledge monster machine. N.I of soccer himself.

Lol... This man. Thank you very much. Much appreciated... 🍾🥂🙌🏽

TheSuperNerd:
Thanks a million Dearest BankyGee. Osimhen plays tomorrow ba. We will be there.

We active die 🔥🔥🔥

AndSunGorilla:
I hear say, fuel no dey and the foga never fix the flat tire.

For Ekitike bah?

Happy Birthday boss

TheSuperNerd:
Hi Great Thread of Nigerian Football, it is indeed a good day to be alive and be excited for what 2026 still promises.

Today is My Birthday and I want to remind everyone out there not to give up on whatever their dreams, aims, aspirations, project pursuits, goals, etc are.
Victor Osimhen did not and look at him today and his story is still not done. John Mikel Obi did not and now he is a bonafide Nigerian legend. Rashidi "Rasheed" Yekini did not and he remains the one of the pinnacles among African Strikers today.


Lastly, on a flip note, Elyte89 is still not giving up on his Super Eagles job dream despite we all knowing how impossible it is and he is also not giving up on Nigeria heading to USCAMEX 2026 World Cup, so honestly what excuse you get?

Cheers to me and Cheers to us all.... God Bless You.

Toylove:
Elyte89, what if FIFA already communicated the outcome of the petition to the NFF and those clowns knowing the backlash they will receive from Nigerians just decide to keep mute.

https://bsnsports.com.ng/post/World-Cup-Hope-Not-Over-Yet-As-NFF-Confronts-FIFA-Decision-Over-DR-Congo-Playoff-Qualification#google_vignette

The Nigeria Football Federation (NFF) is preparing a formal response to a communication from FIFA regarding its petition against the Democratic Republic of Congo national football team over alleged player eligibility violations, BSNSports.com.ng reports.

The dispute stems from Nigeria’s elimination after a 4–3 penalty shootout defeat—following a 1–1 draw in regulation time—to DR Congo. The NFF subsequently raised concerns that some players fielded by the Congolese side may not have met eligibility requirements, citing issues related to dual citizenship and national team representation rules.

Despite the petition, FIFA has yet to announce a final ruling on the matter. Meanwhile, the governing body has proceeded with tournament arrangements, including preparations involving DR Congo. In a recent media engagement, DR Congo head coach Sébastien Desabre discussed his team’s readiness for the upcoming FIFA intercontinental playoff scheduled to take place in Mexico.

Reacting to the situation, NFF Secretary General Mohammed Sanusi confirmed to BSN Sports that FIFA has formally contacted the federation regarding the petition. He noted that the NFF is currently reviewing the correspondence and working on an official reply.

"FIFA has written a letter to the NFF on which we are working on the response to FIFA." Sanusi told BSN Sports in an exclusive interview.

However, Sanusi declined to disclose specific details of FIFA’s letter during his remarks.

The development leaves the case unresolved, with Nigeria’s prospects of participation in the intercontinental playoff still uncertain pending FIFA’s final decision

TheSuperNerd:
I was so excited for this news. Gabriel Sara deserves his call 100%. When I still see names like Fabinho on the Brazil list, then it would be sacrilegious to omit an inform Sara.

It's such a great story. Gabriel Sara returning to England as a Brazilian international. Hopefully this gives him some added confidence going into the 2nd leg.

opes:
https://bsnsports.com.ng/post/World-Cup-Hope-Not-Over-Yet-As-NFF-Confronts-FIFA-Decision-Over-DR-Congo-Playoff-Qualification#google_vignette

The Nigeria Football Federation (NFF) is preparing a formal response to a communication from FIFA regarding its petition against the Democratic Republic of Congo national football team over alleged player eligibility violations, BSNSports.com.ng reports.

The dispute stems from Nigeria’s elimination after a 4–3 penalty shootout defeat—following a 1–1 draw in regulation time—to DR Congo. The NFF subsequently raised concerns that some players fielded by the Congolese side may not have met eligibility requirements, citing issues related to dual citizenship and national team representation rules.

Despite the petition, FIFA has yet to announce a final ruling on the matter. Meanwhile, the governing body has proceeded with tournament arrangements, including preparations involving DR Congo. In a recent media engagement, DR Congo head coach Sébastien Desabre discussed his team’s readiness for the upcoming FIFA intercontinental playoff scheduled to take place in Mexico.

Reacting to the situation, NFF Secretary General Mohammed Sanusi confirmed to BSN Sports that FIFA has formally contacted the federation regarding the petition. He noted that the NFF is currently reviewing the correspondence and working on an official reply.

"FIFA has written a letter to the NFF on which we are working on the response to FIFA." Sanusi told BSN Sports in an exclusive interview.

However, Sanusi declined to disclose specific details of FIFA’s letter during his remarks.

The development leaves the case unresolved, with Nigeria’s prospects of participation in the intercontinental playoff still uncertain pending FIFA’s final decision

So FIFA already contacted the NFF regarding the petition? The secretary General said they are preparing a reply..is it a reply or an appeal? Na wah o

opes:
So FIFA already contacted the NFF regarding the petition? The secretary General said they are preparing a reply..is it a reply or an appeal? Na wah o

Na lie …any response will be on fifa site ,simple

elyte89:
Na lie …any response will be on fifa site ,simple

Really? FIFA communicates any resolutions or judgments to the parties involved first before publicly publishing them on its website.

TheSuperNerd:
Hi Great Thread of Nigerian Football, it is indeed a good day to be alive and be excited for what 2026 still promises.

Today is My Birthday and I want to remind everyone out there not to give up on whatever their dreams, aims, aspirations, project pursuits, goals, etc are.
Victor Osimhen did not and look at him today and his story is still not done. John Mikel Obi did not and now he is a bonafide Nigerian legend. Rashidi "Rasheed" Yekini did not and he remains the one of the pinnacles among African Strikers today.


Lastly, on a flip note, Elyte89 is still not giving up on his Super Eagles job dream despite we all knowing how impossible it is and he is also not giving up on Nigeria heading to USCAMEX 2026 World Cup, so honestly what excuse you get?

Cheers to me and Cheers to us all.... God Bless You.

Happy birthday bro , wish you many more beautiful years ahead . more life wins for you more wins for the Super Eagles ...ENJOY YOUR DAY !

elyte89:
Na lie …any response will be on fifa site ,simple

Whatever response it is we are going to the WC . i want to see you there Coachy Lala

TheSuperNerd:
Hi Great Thread of Nigerian Football, it is indeed a good day to be alive and be excited for what 2026 still promises.

Today is My Birthday and I want to remind everyone out there not to give up on whatever their dreams, aims, aspirations, project pursuits, goals, etc are.
Victor Osimhen did not and look at him today and his story is still not done. John Mikel Obi did not and now he is a bonafide Nigerian legend. Rashidi "Rasheed" Yekini did not and he remains the one of the pinnacles among African Strikers today.


Lastly, on a flip note, Elyte89 is still not giving up on his Super Eagles job dream despite we all knowing how impossible it is and he is also not giving up on Nigeria heading to USCAMEX 2026 World Cup, so honestly what excuse you get?

Cheers to me and Cheers to us all.... God Bless You.

Happy birthday the analyst

maidaboi:
Happy Birthday boss

Thanks so much Maidaboi, the King of "Boys" 1-16

lordofstrings:
Happy birthday the analyst

Thank you LordofStrings, Danke!

lexyman:
Happy birthday bro , wish you many more beautiful years ahead . more life wins for you more wins for the Super Eagles ...ENJOY YOUR DAY !

Very very important. More wins for the Super Eagles too my brother and for me. Thanks a Billion. Godbless Lexyman.

BankyGee:
For Ekitike bah?

For monsin now no be Ekitikete

opes:
Really? FIFA communicates any resolutions or judgments to the parties involved first before publicly publishing them on its website.

If na true …e no favour us b dt 😃😃

TheSuperNerd:
Hi Great Thread of Nigerian Football, it is indeed a good day to be alive and be excited for what 2026 still promises.

Today is My Birthday and I want to remind everyone out there not to give up on whatever their dreams, aims, aspirations, project pursuits, goals, etc are.
Victor Osimhen did not and look at him today and his story is still not done. John Mikel Obi did not and now he is a bonafide Nigerian legend. Rashidi "Rasheed" Yekini did not and he remains the one of the pinnacles among African Strikers today.


Lastly, on a flip note, Elyte89 is still not giving up on his Super Eagles job dream despite we all knowing how impossible it is and he is also not giving up on Nigeria heading to USCAMEX 2026 World Cup, so honestly what excuse you get?

Cheers to me and Cheers to us all.... God Bless You.

Happy birthday