Earthquake2:


The guy scored two goals to qualify his country for Afcon

The guy is now a legit player

Earthquake2:


You are from SA aren't you

You are still going out of the group stages tho

BascoVanVeli:
I will be watching Nnoshiri Samuel play against Akwa United today.

Btw the pitch is looking much better.

Icon4s:


Yes. Next Olympics is for players born not before 1st January 1997. So any player born any time in 1997 or after is elligible.

You don unearth one player for us?

BascoVanVeli:



Samuel Nnoshiri is a good player. He is more of a striker than a winger. Good technical ability very good passer of the ball and an eye for goal. Not too tall but well balanced on the ground.

isan:
dream league defenders are so awful if u are not careful u can break your phone

gamaliel9:


This Nnochiri dude has been invited by Aigbogun ooo

BascoVanVeli:


His name is Godspower Tower Aniefiok. A returnee to the league but this guy is top draw. Ultra creative on the ball with a touch softer than a baby's bottom. He drove the whole stadium wild yesterday. I honestly waited till today so I didn't sound too crazy about the lad but I still believe he is the best midfielder I have seen at Akwa United. Every decision he made was correct, he has a real football brain.

gamaliel9:
Ahmad Ahmad vision of African Football is coming to fruition....How i wish to see a score line like this

Madagascar 2-1 Senegal
Tanzania 4-1 South Africa
Kenya 2 - 1 Ghana

komekn:


It's very simple.

I prefer to talk about what l know or have let's say a lot of the time, first hand personal knowledge.

Is that a crime ❓

Although l have some knowledge of Nigerian football but it's very superficial and l leave comments to you and BascoVanVeli. I quite appreciate your depth of knowledge too.

Bit dissapointed I mean the bold, tell me one person l have called derogatory names on this thread. It's simply not what l would do

Icon4s:


Returnee from where please?
And why?

Icon4s:


We all know your usual words: " You are filled with Negative prejudice and emotive biase".

That was what I am referring to.

charlesemeka85:
Arsenal are ready to dip into the lower leagues for a new addition.

The Mirror says the Gunners have entered the hunt for Charlton starlet Joe Aribo.

The Gunners have had Addicks academy product Aribo, 22, watched a number of times this season.

And they have seen enough to add him to the list of players on their radar for this summer.

Composed, tall, left-footed midfielder Aribo has been Charlton's standout player this term, helping him catch Arsenal's eye.

He has made 28 appearances and chipped in with six goals for the League One promotion chasers.

Aribo is out of contract at the end of the season which will only increase his appeal as he will be available to the Gunners for a small compensation fee because of his age.



Read more at https://www.tribalfootball.com/articles/charlton-starlet-joe-aribo-on-arsenal-radar-4274043#sTyu15kbxaYqfLQR.99

Barryseal:


Bros, are you sure you know how a country's economy work? Do you know the entire 2019 budget of Nigeria is about $28B with oil benchmarked at $60 per barrel?
Sanusi grossly exaggerated when he made that claim of $20b missing. If indeed such amount disappeared from Nigeria's coffers, na village all of us for they now and Venezuela would have been heaven compared to Nigeria.

Back to the Spurs stadium, the loan they collected to build the new whiteheart lane would be repaid back over a period of 10-15yrs. Going by their annual income from the Premiership, TV rights and so on, it's a very serviceable loan.
For Nigeria to build such a stadium, we need to access foreign loan, which begs the question. Can a £1.2b stadium offset its debt in Nigeria? How much can the government generate from that kind of investment in a year to service such gagantuos loan? Think my brother, think...

#barryseal

BascoVanVeli:


Lithuania. I am not sure what a player of his quality was even finding there in the first place.

New details: He was part of Samson Siasia's 2016 CAF triumph.

darkelf:


Ifanybody exaggerated, it is OBJ who said 45billion dollars was missing. Besides, we have the national stadium Abuja which was a world class stadium in its heyday and just needs renovation and continual maintenance and trust me, the country's economy is up to the task except some thieving politicians would not allow such a project come to fruition.

Think my brother....think

BascoVanVeli:


Lithuania. I am not sure what a player of his quality was even finding there in the first place.

New details: He was part of Samson Siasia's 2016 CAF triumph.

Oasis007:
Predicted Under 23 Lineup

GK: Uzoho
DF: Ebube, Lazarus, Awaziem, valentine
MF: Azubuike, Nwakali, Dennis
FW: Osimhen, Taiwo, Chuks

Bolowolowo:
Should Amuneke coach the Eagles??

Earthquake2:
Morocco already have a friendly with Argentina


These guys are not joking

andrew444:


Percy tau Belgium decision 2 player on loan from Brighton ?

Abeg comot that guy there bros ,I can't even find zaha there or Nicolas Pepe

chrisooblog:
yeah percy tau is top quality far better than the belgian 2nd division stephen piennier with end product

charlesemeka85:
Top quality then what is he doing in the Belgian 2nd tier?

Earthquake2:
Morocco already have a friendly with Argentina


These guys are not joking

charlesemeka85:
Top quality then what is he doing in the Belgian 2nd tier?

Barryseal:


Sanusi couldn't substantiate his claims. He kept bringing up conflicting figures, which ultimately lead to his suspension.
A full audit of the NNPC account would have given accurate numbers not Sanusi or Obasanjo's agenda drive drivel.

Building a stadium in Nigeria is a complete waste of government funds. The cost of maintance for the Abuja stadium is about #2b going by Julius berger's proposal, juxtapose that amount with the sports ministry's budget which was allocated #7.7b in the 2017 budget. Mind you, this is 2 ministries merged into 1, that is youth and sports ministry.
The stadium on its own cannot generate 1/10 of the cost of its maintenance. You now see why the Abuja stadium is a white elephant project?


#barryseal

Curtisaxel7:


Players' leagues do not tell the whole story sometimes.

I monitored that Tau guy throughout this AFCONQ and I can tell you without mincing words, I will pick him ahead of Alex Iwobi of Arsenal. Anytime, any day.

Dude is pure raw talent. Certainly one to look put for in Egypt.

TheGoodJoe:

PwC's audit report supports many of Sanusi's allegations. The auditors found that the total gross revenues generated from the federal government of Nigeria crude oil liftings was $69.34bn from January 2012 to July 2013.

The total cash remitted into the government's accounts in relation to crude oil lifting was $50.81bn, leaving $18.53bn unaccounted for.

The report raised serious questions about the level of transparency and corporate structure of the national oil company.

http://www.internationalaccountingbulletin.com/news/pwc-forensic-report-on-oil-revenues-unveils-nigerias-demons-4570423