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we that are not streaming it are waiting for MR BASCO... to say ...ALL RIGHT

JohnBullMySon:
Nice goal....

Let's build up now. Uzoho please don't misbehave again

Any link pls

charlesemeka85:
Iwobi na intelligent footballer

Any link pls

Pls link to watch the match

Onabeem:
I just send a mail to them,no response though.
FAILED TRANSACTION in march

have you been paid sir

Mbmohammed:
... Presidency hails programmes
…Enrolment sequel to wide consultations and review
…Online portal to open for applications from noon on June 26, 2020
…All applicants must supply their Bank Verification Number (BVN) for transparency
…Batch A & B to transit June 30 and July 31, 2020 respectively into entrepreneurship schemes
…Past beneficiaries are not eligible to participate in Batch C


https://mobile.twitter.com/npower_ng/status/1276648534557720576

pls sir, are they going to resend the Fail stipend? caus I didn't receive alert when I checked I saw FAILED, Timeout waiting for Response from Destination what should I do

captainbangz:
1. Type of training.
No idea.

2. Duration of training programme.
Three months.

3. Amount paid and it's duration.
same amount as others.

4. Gadgets given if any?
No gadget, just tools. The reason why those beneficiaries under N-Tech(software) get laptops is because, it is what will be used during their training (It is like their tool). thank you.

pls sir, are they going to resend the Fail stipend?

caus I didn't receive alert when I checked I saw FAILED, Timeout waiting for Response from Destination

what should I do

Denis supposed just dey Watford
Useless attitude
Lazy player forming balotelli

Aina, Ajayi, bassey Serious player
Desser, aribo , moffi lost in the gain (Lazy)

The Facebook Nff live screaming is not working again any link?

jihday:
A long time follower of the Nigerian league will definitely remember the Belgian coach called Maurice Cooreman, it has been reported that he died in Belgium at the age of 79

I know him
he coach warri wolves too

iwobi is our best player so far

link to watch Nigeria match

CHAN 2022: Qualifying draw sets up
potential Ghana v Nigeria clash
26 May 2022 Sport Africa




The draw for the 2022 African Nations
Championship (CHAN) qualifiers has been held in
Cairo and sees a potential clash between Nigeria
and Ghana for a place at the finals.



The seeding system for the tournament was based
on the results of the last three editions of CHAN,
meaning that Ghana and Benin were the lowest-
ranked sides and will face each other in regionally-
based qualifiers.
The aggregate winner of that game will face Nigeria
in the final round in Western Zone B.


A total of 46 nations were entered in the draw for
the expanded tournament for locally-based players
which will feature 18 teams for the first time.
Earlier this week the Confederation of African
Football (Caf) announced the increase in the
number of teams from 16, leading to an unusual
format for the finals in Algeria next year.

Caf says the finals will have five groups; three of
which will have four nations, while the other two
will be comprised of just three teams.
It means the top two from the four-team groups will
be joined in the quarter-finals by the winners of the
other two pools.

Hosts Algeria, defending champions Morocco and
fellow North Africans Libya are already assured of
spots at the tournament.
Zimbabwe were included in the draw for the
Southern Zone qualifiers despite currently being
banned from global football by Fifa and having
been thrown out of Africa Cup of Nations
qualifiers.

Western Zone B
All seven teams from the region entered, and three
teams will qualify.

Round one:
Ghana v Benin


Round two:
Ivory Coast v Burkina Faso
Togo v Niger
Ghana/Benin v Nigeria

Uzoho Francis is in camp....

Where are those that say he Run for camp caus of Troll, lol

ChrisKels:
At the end of the whole showboating, what did he do with the ball? What was his final decision? This is why I said he is all brawns. I think you guys should stop with these unnecessary hypes and let this boy focus. For now, his same is still amateurish because he positioning is still suspect, his decision making poor. He uses his physical strength more than he does his brains. Maybe he would come good with time, but you guys ain't helping him with these overhypes. I remember warning you guys also that the hypes were unnecessary when Awaziem made his Porto debut.

this is from BBC.....


Scottish Cup final: Calvin Bassey leads the
way for Rangers' triumph

By Tom English
BBC Scotland
4 hours ago Rangers


You can imagine the scene in the Rangers inner-
sanctum. The stats guys plug in Calvin Bassey's
GPS monitor and download his numbers from this
Cup that was 2-0 going on five and six-nil, a set
of figures so stratospherically high that the laptop
sizzles and explodes under the weight of the data.
"The man mountain," as former Ibrox manager Alex
McLeish described him, was out on his own as the
final's best player, so much so that when they were
dishing out the medals, they should have given him
two of them. It wasn't just the quality of his work, it
was the joy on his face while doing that work that
lit the place up.
One hundred minutes into the Europa League final
in the dead heat of Seville on Wednesday night,
Bassey was the one tracking back and hounding
Eintracht Frankfurt's Ansgar Knauff out of
possession. One hundred minutes into this
Hampden final, he was flying up his left wing in
support of a Rangers attack.
One hundred and fourteen minutes saw him stretch
his calf on the touchline, an episode that made you
wonder if he was actually made of flesh and bone
after all rather than being put together in a lab
some place.
To be fair, it was a quick stretch. Two minutes
later, he snuffed Hearts out and won a throw-in. In
the 119th minute, he won another throw-in, two
minutes after that, 121 minutes now, he was
involved again. All of a sudden, he gave the
impression of a fresh player. The Duracell Bunny
must run on Calvin batteries.
He covered every blade of grass with such gusto
that you wondered at times how many of him were
actually out there. Defending astutely, attacking
dangerously, whipping in precise crosses that
presented golden chances that were missed.
Watching from the distance, the injured Alfredo
Morelos must have salivated at the service being
offered. This was one of the most accomplished
and effervescent performances we've seen from an
individual in a Scottish Cup final for quite some
time.
At the end, he dropped to his knees and gave
thanks, then rose up and scampered off to be with
the Rangers supporters, his arms windmilling, his
face beaming. Bassey is 22, that's the phenomenal
thing. He's a player of massive potential, a guy who
will have his suitors in the summer if anybody
down south or beyond is paying attention.
How Rangers folk will hope that the radars of the
monied ones have slipped. Bassey is a talent they'll
want to savour for a while yet.



They did it at last, then. So many years and so
many failed cracks at winning another Scottish Cup,
but that odyssey ended on Saturday. It went to extra
time, which would have been entirely unnecessary
had Rangers not been so wasteful and Craig
Gordon not been so Craig Gordon.

Bassey put over a lovely cross to Joe Aribo in the
38th minute, but Aribo headed over. Bassey put
over another lovely cross to Amad Diallo in the
42nd minute, but Diallo put it over. Bassey, himself,
had a crack in the 75th minute, but Gordon saved.
Just before the end of normal time, Aribo had his
shirt pulled and should have had a penalty but still
got his shot away, which, guess what, Gordon
saved brilliantly. Then, Scott Wright's header
clipped the top of the bar.

Hearts arrived with hope despite losing three and
drawing one against Rangers this season. Ellis
Simms hit the post when he should have hit the net
after 10 minutes and from that point on the life was
drained out of them by a Rangers team not just
playing their second 120-minuter in four days but
getting stronger and stronger as the time ticked by.
It was their 65th game of the season. It didn't look
it.

The underdogs barely managed a growl, not to
mind a bark. They had injury concerns coming into
this but John Souttar and Craig Halkett both started
and both played well, so that's no excuse for the
one-sided nature of it. The fact that it went to extra
time was bizarre, but it did and Rangers dealt with
it.

BannedLarge:
You guys has started again with your foolish hype. The same players that couldn’t defeat Ghana

did Ghana defeat Nigeria?

Man of the match - Calvin Bassey
Calvin Bassey was a hero for Rangers in Seville and througout this campaign. He didn't deserve to be on the losing side ~BBC

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lelion:
WAFU ZONE B.
FT in Niamey.
Ivory coast 2
Togo 0.

chief , Who conduct/supervise the screening in Abuja or it amoo that was doing it all everything along

M7even:
Yes please. It was on NTA international. The programmme they run in the morning where they have the newspaper review and discussion on Nigeria Next was the sport news. Your unique voice immediately alerted me. Perhaps they got the video from this forum.

lol
which one con be Unique voice again .... lol



basco..... Just Kwantinue ... very soon NFF will come here to choose assistance coach for any of our football grade on this thread ....

TheGoodJoe:
https://www.nairaland.com/3018619/super-eagles-thread-road-afcon/5787#77569243

any update about that boy ?

Starboytwo:
Osihmen is better than Tammy.

abeg leave Kokmen make he dey yan rûbbísh, as if no be the same Tammy wey dey Chelsea before he dey talk
the Goal osihmen score against Leicester, Tammy never score that kind goal

isan:
Schemerkhiz and deltamani do you guys know if we are playing any more friendlies before AWCON ?

I could prefer we play Africa team

this Nation cup could have make sense assuming they didn't include stupíd zoning format

assuming Ghana and Ivory coast are in

Deltamani:
Remove Togo
Tunisia is very strong too,

Group of Death is Group C followed by group B

Currently Botswana is the 3rd Strongest team from the Southern region, Burundi the Cry baby

I think west Africa girls are more ruthless than those female from North

well let see how it goes first
but I'm putting my mind on Togo

Deltamani:
Group A �� Morocco �� Burkina faso �� Senegal �� Uganda

Group B �� Cameroon �� Zambia �� Tunisia �� Togo

Group C
�� Nigeria �� South Africa �� Burundi �� Botswana

the quarter final will be
Nigeria south Africa Zambia camerron morroco Senegal
best looser :- Togo burkina faso

Astrid4:
Osihmen should not be mentioned with elite strikers like vlahovic, Martinez, haaland and mbappe these dudes are on a whole different levels, any comparison with this dudes will be setting him up trolls.

boss
na u be the man NFF appoint?

Icon4s:
Meet the 26 years old newly appointed match analyst for Super Eagles team A and B.

Eboboritse Uwejamomere holds a UEFA B license and several certificates bagged in Europe.

My people I salute una.
Oya which of una be this?

na Samuelsmith e go be

Augustine Eguavoen has stepped down as Nigeria boss after the Super Eagles failed to qualify for the 2022 World Cup.

Nigeria were eliminated on the away goals rule following a 1-1 draw with Ghana in Abuja in the second leg of their play-off on Tuesday. Eguavoen, 56, was placed in interim charge of the side in December following the sacking of long- serving coach Gernot Rohr.
He led the team to the last 16 at the Africa Cup of Nations this year, and was then tasked with reaching the World Cup finals in Qatar.
Nigeria's exit at the hands of their fierce West African rivals was met by an angry reaction from home supporters, who pelted the Ghanaian delegation with missiles and damaged dugouts and advertising hoardings after staging a pitch invasion.
Former Nigeria international Eguavoen, who had two previous spells in charge of the national side, is expected to return to his position of technical director of the Nigeria Football Federation (NFF).
Meanwhile, the rest of the Super Eagles coaching staff has been dismissed, and offers of two-and-a- half-year contracts have been withdrawn.
Emmanuel Amuneke, Joseph Yobo and Salisu Yusuf had joined Eguavoen's backroom staff last month, with Aloysius Agu retained as goalkeeping coach.

"We thank the coaches and team officials for their service to the nation and wish them success in their future endeavours," NFF general secretary Dr Mohammed Sanusi said.

A statement from the NFF said a new management team would be announced "after a proper review" and would be charged with "reinvigorating the Super Eagles to face future challenges appropriately".

Truidstar:
I have credited 20 active monikers with data. Wish us all the best today.

seen God bless you