mu2sa2:
The usages you cite are correct - send forth used as phrasal verb. But Op says "send-forth dinner" which sounds awkward- why not just "Dinner for the super falcons..." Peace.

patriotic007:
Why associating with mandate thieves who have blood on their hands when going for a tournament that you need luck and God's Providence to take you forward?......How much will these dirty politicians will give you that is worth more than the millions of Nigerian hearts that you will bring Joy to by going far in this world cup?........ Sacrificing the fans happiness for your pocket?......so NFF can not fully sponsor this girls or what?...... their mates have played up to 2 grade 1 friendly matches to prepare them for the tournament and they are still here rubbing body with bad luck because of money.......NFF only becomes independent when the Government takes side in their internal dispute but they run to Government like hungry alimajiris from time to time and it does not bother them that they are supposed to be independent without government interference.......some are even praying for the team to win the world cup when they know that it will be more easy for a carmel to pass through the eyes of a niddle than for that to happen....... Nigerians always living in a fool's paradise

As is the case with most new varieties of English, Nigerian English vocabulary emanated from the need to characterize phenomena and nuances in the users’ realities that are not adequately captured by the existing vocabulary of English. As a result, many Nigerian English words come from the country’s flora and fauna, local cuisine, dressing culture, traditional festivals and customs, means of transportation, political culture, etc. While some Nigerian English words are semantic extensions of existing English words (e.g., severally in Nigerian English means ‘on several occasions; repeatedly’ and send-forth is a noun meaning ‘a celebration or event to mark a person’s departure; a send-off’), many of them are borrowings from the indigenous languages (e.g. tokunbo which denotes ‘an imported second-hand product, esp. a car’).

send-forth, n.: “A celebration or event to mark a person’s departure; a send-off. Frequently as a modifier, as send-forth ceremony, send-forth party, etc.”

Hamachi:
They cannot go far. Ifeoma shouldn't make the squad, that lady that they didn't pick is a great flop, how can a onome Ebi 40yrs old defender be going to the world cup and the coach is a university Coach and as such we cannot make it

mu2sa2:
Send-forth or send-off? Which is correct? Grammar pundits over to you.

TMKsouth:
Why long speech na? Give us stomach infrastructure now. Our ride to airport leaving na. Mtcheeew!

sukkot:
where is opeyemi ajakaye ?

Olasyke:

Probably didn't make the team.

DodadaKoKigbe:


Onome Ebi is a disaster waiting to happen. I have said it severally times but nobody seems to see that she's COMPLETELY to old to be competing in professional football.

sukkot:
whattttttttt ? that girl is the best female striker in the whole of africa. that coach is rubbish

Hamachi:
imagine a young striker up against her.

luckingto50:
Bleep this nonsense coach for dropping the twin sisters who mount the right and left back of the defence with their mesmerizing speed. Come bring all these grandma to go and win world cup tueeeh.

DodadaKoKigbe:


My sister, we don't even need to imagine. We will see it at the world cup. I'm sure the opposing teams are already salivating and strategizing to use Onome's old age to get an edge over us.

Hamachi:
They cannot go far. Ifeoma shouldn't make the squad, that lady that they didn't pick is a great flop, how can a onome Ebi 40yrs old defender be going to the world cup and the coach is a university Coach and as such we cannot make it

Naijaguy123:
My Konji looking at these women. They are suppose to be hot !

enemyofprogress:
All these girls no go sweet for bed again, exercise go don make their pusssssssy stiff like ponmo

Idiko1:


Only from Nigeria that woods go to world cup as players.