Bros forget that talk; there is nothing good about this country. The fact that the grand Patron of the federal Republic of Miyetti Allah is in Makurdi is what is killing my morale this morning.

He has come to congratulate his brothers and further motivate them to kill us all.

God punish Miyetti Allah.

How can Nigeria be better when Professors are getting mad

If only the Dullard had died, the tragedy would not have happened. God why didn't you allow him to die while on medicals in the UK

whitebeard:
Who Yusuf matter help..abeg

Do I care. So many of my people are killed on daily basis by these heartless beast and you want me to care.







Wish he could.......................
Guess what I mean
God Punish the Fulani race
God punish Buhari
God punish APC
god Punish Miyetti Allah

It's official Buhari was brought in by the Devil to pave way for Fulani Jirhardists to annihilate Nigerians.

BUHARI = APC = DEVIL.

Orkpekyandega:
A facebook user just posted this piece on his wall

"Under attack by fulani herdsmen as I am writing is my ancestral village Tse-vii (the village of the tyoor Mbagber, Zaki Iorkohol Utaver), Tse Itse, Akombo/Ukusu (the village of late Gaambe-tiev Patriarch, Rev PN Ukusu). Scores of people are been killed including Terhile Tyozoho.

Sesugh Nongo Ukusu Terlanga Nongo Elder Anum Absalom Fidelis Saater Unum Beatrice BeatyBen"


Below are some screen shots of his post.

Shame on Buhari and APC

muhammed50:
Meaning??

Christmas in Nigeria is characterized by ques at filling stations, high rate of accidents on our highways, increased rate of crime and any other kind of socio inconvinience you can think of.

On the contrary, it is not so in Lodon as described in the pics above.

Lalasticlala what do you think?

Holy holy.

Honga go kii u in dis disemba

stagger:


Okocha scored in the 3rd place match in AFCON 2004 with a freekick. He also scored against Angola in the 1-1 draw during the 2006 World Cup qualifiers. I believe that was the last.

Godfree Oboabona score a freekick goal against Namibia in 2013 World Cup Qualifying Match against Namibia

Emmanuel emenike versus cameroun 2013AFCON

Simon Moses also score against Swaziland in 2015.

AIG07:
I am very sure some people must have mocked us. Sticking to the team even after we failed to qualify for AFCON '17 and hoping against all hopes. We have finally scaled through to Russiah.

Shouts out to everyone who have supported this team from regular commenters to ghost readers. You are the real deal and you've made the journey worthwhile.

Special shout out to the op who created this thread in person of Terzurum5-I hope you are glad and happy over there, to the news crew and updates specialist(Sirs Okpyendega, Joebie, Tbaba1234 who is our camera man, forgiveness, blackalbino6 etc) Kudos to you too...

Finally, Wishing the SEs greater success in the future.

God bless the Super Eagles of Nigeria!
God bless the Federal Republic of Nigeria!

#SoarEagles and spread your wings over East Europe.

Soar Eagles!
Soar higher in Russia!!

terzurum5:
Argentina vs Nigeria: Sergio Aguero rushed to hospital after collapsing in dressing room

SERGIO AGUERO has reportedly been rushed to hospital after fainting in the dressing room during Argentina's 4-2 defeat to Nigeria.

By JAMES CAMBRIDGE

19:21, Tue, Nov 14, 2017 | UPDATED: 19:30, Tue, Nov 14, 2017


Aguero scored before he was replaced(Image: AFP)

Sergio Aguero has reportedly been taken to hospital after passing out in the dressing room following Argentina's 4-2 defeat to Nigeria in Russia.


Website Tyc Sports have claimed the Manchester City star collapsed at half-time and was immediately transferred to a hospital in Krasnodar.

More to follow...

http://www.express.co.uk/sport/football/879605/Argentina-Nigeria-Sergio-Aguero-Fainted-Collapse-Hospital

I am loving this.
When Nigeria won Brazil Berbeto started crying!!!

When Nigeria won Argentina Aguero fainted!!!

Where are those Ghanaian monikers that usually flood this thread?

TheGoodJoe borrow me your plank

Omg! Meet the Little Girl Whose Heart Pushes Out of Her Chest Every Time She Laughs (Video)

Posted by Samuel on Wed 20th Sep, 2017 - tori.ng

A little girl has been found out to be living with a serious condition which makes her heart push out of her chest whenever she laughs.



The girl's heart pushes out whenever she laughs

Virsaviya Borun is a little girl who was born with a heart outside her chest and can push it further every time she giggles and laughs.


According to a Metro UK reports, Virsaviya Borun suffers from thoraco-abdominal syndrome or Pantalogy of Cantrell, meaning her heart is only protected by a thin layer of skin and she is missing chest bones as well as part of her diaphragm and abdominal muscles.

The rare condition affects just five in a million people and the seven-year-old’s family were told to prepare for the worst when she was born.

But the Russian has so far defied the odds and earlier this year travelled to Florida, where she is taking medication to lower her blood pressure so she can have a life-changing operation.


Although Virsaviya’s story has been covered before, a new video was uploaded yesterday. It is not clear what her latest condition is or when the footage was shot.

The seven-year-old last appeared in a post alongside her mother Dari Borun a few days ago.


Speaking to the BBC earlier this year, Dari said: ‘It’s not easy for Virsaviya to live with her heart on the outside because it’s really fragile.

‘She has to be careful as of course she can fall and it can be really dangerous – she can die from that.’

Watch the video below:
http://video.metro.co.uk/video/met/2017/09/20/7436472736238583439/640x360_MP4_7436472736238583439.mp4

http://www.tori.ng/news/74328/omg-meet-the-little-girl-whose-heart-pushes-out-of.html

Danycrusoe:


yes sir. there x a great need for it. the u17s too will soon get their opponents. both competitions are coming up next year. I hope the u17 team can come up with a good squad. Gtb principals cup in lagos exposed lots of male and female footballing talents in secondary schools. copal coca cola ng too x doing something similar across naija

CC: Orkpekyandega

I was here.

Do we need to modify the title of the thread

If this story is true then I am also an old baby this gray haired beards

Naija all the way

Jadoskii:
What time please

5pm

Which Kain wahala be this

Sunderland Coach Reserves Praise For Nigerian Whizz-Kid After Golden Boy Nomination



Sunderland U23 coach Elliott Dickman believes Sweden U21 international of Nigerian descent Joel Asoro can still improve after he was nominated for the prestigious European Golden Boy award.


Asoro is in contention for the award alongside 13 other Premier League wonderkids, including Dominic Solanke (Chelsea) and Tosin Adarabioyo (Manchester City).


“What Joel has got is natural pace,” Dickman said to Sunderland official website.


“He’s good at controlling the ball and the fact that he’s 17 and he’s in the U23’s squad says that the Swedish coach thinks very highly of him, so that’s a great achievement for him.


“But Joel still has a lot to develop and finishing would be one of those areas. He knows that and is working on it.”


The 17-year-old Asoro made his Premier League bow against Middlesbrough and was involved in Cup games against Shrewsbury Town, Queens Park Rangers and Burnley.

Igho Kingsley

allnigeriasoccer.com/read_news.php?nid=22768

Talented youngsters light up NPFL U-15 Promises



By Fisayo Dairo

The NPFL Clubs Under-15 tournament which got underway last Monday has so far lived up to its billing of helping to chart a new developmental cause for football in Nigeria.


In what is an unprecedented move in the history of the round leather game in Nigeria, players not more than age 15 selected by the twenty top flight clubs are given the opportunity of competing under the same facility that the established league professionals strut their stuffs week in, week out in the Nigeria Professional Football League.


The first week of the NPFL Under 15 Promises tournament saw breathtaking football action from teens at the Owerrri and Osogbo centres in Groups A and C. While Groups B and D will follow in Kaduna and Abuja in the third week of April, few of the enormous future stars on parade made this writer's team of the tournament for those at the Owerri centre of the competition.


It was indeed a bunch of kids with expected lovely football nicknames such as Messi, Hazard, Ronaldo, Kante et al and some of those with such names showed something similar - if still very raw - to what the superstars they are called after repeatedly showcase at the global stage.

Having watched all the 10 games at the Owerri centre, here is my team of the tournament:


1. Ezekiel Vincent (Akwa United): This JSS 2 student was a calm and assured figure in goal for the Baby Promise Keepers. His idol is Vincent Enyeama and apart from being a namesake of the Lille stopper, he captained his team in two of the games and was instrumental to his team's two victories at the tournament. A shame they failed to progress but Vincent did just enough to beat Rivers United's Bright Joseph for my goalkeeping slot.


2. Babatunde Bello (FCIU): This energetic lad exhibited what many players at this level always have - versatility. He could have easily been my chosen right winger or left winger but I have to settle for the right back position where he played twice to devastating effect. The Lagos-born lad scored on the final day of completion against Rivers United and was definitely one of the stand out performers of the championship.


3. Joseph Wakama (Rivers United): A very assured player full if life going forward and discipline while defending. He is also versatile as he switched to central midfield position in his team's penultimate game against Enyimba. He is also very dangerous in set-pieces especially corner kicks. Surely one to look out for very soon.


4. Japhet Bilya (FCIU): Nicknamed Kante, this midfield star never allowed any ball to pass him. He was a shield in front of the FCIU defence and also very good on the ball. His movement up the pitch seldom lands him in scoring positions and he showed his dexterity in front of goal in their crucial game against Akwa United where he netted both goals in his team's 2-1 win.


5. Wisdom Nwazaigbe (FCIU): Full of wisdom and power. This defender of average height for his age was a rock in the FCIU backline and a starting point for many of their attacks. He combines good anticipation with impressive discipline in the way he smothers opponents' attack. Future Rio Ferdinand maybe?


6. Bassey Paul Paul (Rivers United): United's dependable centre back who played every minute of their four games. Strong in the air and decisive on the ground. He is one of the reasons why goalkeeper Bright Joseph conceded just one goal from open play throughout the group stage.


7. Ebenezer Samuel (Rivers United): One of the many players nicknamed Messi at the Championship. Full of trickery. His dribbles, nutmegs and mazy runs continually had spectators on their feet during the games and his presence was felt when the Ogoni-born lad missed the last game due to a thigh complaint.


8. Archibong Archibong (Akwa United): A big fan of Ifeanyi Ifeanyi of the senior team. Archibong is a set-piece specialist and apart from scoring directly from a free kick against Rivers United, he created assist from one for Elisha Jonah against Enyimba and was a torment all through the week from dead ball situations. That gave him a spot in my selection.


9. Elisha Jonah (Akwa United): Joint top scorer in the Owerri group stage with four goals, the Ikot-Ekpene born lad was a thorn in the flesh of defenders. His technique belies his fragile frame and his aerial prowess also goes beyond his average height. He made an instant mark on the opening day, second half hattrick and then headed home the late winner against Enyimba. Ubong Friday of the senior team is the mentor of this boy that excelled considerably in a team that created very little for him.


10. Nansel Bussa (FCIU): This Plateau-born left-footed player was the leader of the FC Ifeanyiubah team. He hardly gives the ball away and has an excellent vision with which he picks his teammates from afar. He is also a brilliant dribbler and can play either as a Number 10 or as a winger. He loves Seka Pascal and hopes to be ready to replace him in the first team very soon.


11. Nathan Collins (Rivers United): After taking up the role of unsung hero for the team in their opening games, creating a pair of assists for Kenneth Clinton, Collins hit the spotlight by himself with a hattrick performance in their penultimate game against Enyimba. He took up a central role on the second half of the final game against Ifeanyiubah and did considerably well to occupy the FCIU defence as they got a late equalizer.


Other Mentions: It was a very tough task to arrive at this Selection because so many of the youngsters distinguished themselves in peculiar ways. Some of those that came close are the likes of Rivers United goalkeeper Bright Jospeh who showed great reflex and maturity, Akwa United centre back Idongesit Bassey, Enyimba captain Samuel Francis, a defender of the Chinedu Udoji school of thought, Enyimba's effervescent midfielder Ifeanyi Ugochukwu - their own Kante - and Rivers United's Felix Ojuah Okechukwu, a brilliant midfielder who narrowly missed out to Archibong Archibong.


In the attack, Abia Warriors' duo of Henry Udezuka and captain Chukwudi Igbokwe made their while not forgetting Enyimba's duo of Godswill Anyanwu and set-piece specialist Chinonso Romanus. FCIU's Arinze Nwafuru wraps up the list of the notable mentions and really, it could have been more. Easy to monitor the names from now.

http://npfl.ng/index.php/npfl-u15/news-update/2172-talented-youngsters-light-up-npfl-u-15-promises

CLUB NEWS
NPFL U-15 Promises: Shooting Star's book quarter-final spot, Remo, ABS fight for place




By Tobi Samuel On Day 4 of the NPFL U-15 Promises tournament, Shooting Stars retained their lead on the log despite a draw with MFM but it was Remo Stars that made a big mark winning their very first game of the tournament. The winning has positioned the Sagamu side to fight for the remaining quarter-finals spot with second placed ABS FC in a winner takes all fixture. Remo are now on four points while ABS are ahead on six points and victory for either sides would guarantee the winner progression to the last eight of the tournament.


Remo Stars struggled in their previous two fixtures, losing to group leaders, Shooting Stars and drawing 1-1 with MFM. But against the junior Akure Gunners, Dayo Awotoye struck a brilliant brace to help Remo Stars banish the voodoo of not winning at the Osogbo City Stadium.


It was the first fixture of the day and Remo Stars was returning from a break having observed the day off on Wednesday.


A student of Ikenne Community High School, Awotoye raised hopes for his side barely one minute after the break when he breached the defensive block of Sunshine Stars that resisted all efforts at goal in the first 45 minutes. He benefitted from a defensive mix-up to bury the ball in the net for the opener.


He would complete his brace seven minutes after the first goal from the spot. Sunshine defender Amoo Dauda handled the ball inside his own box and Awotoye converted brilliantly and confirmed his team victory."We are happy we won and the two goals I scored excites me. We fought as a team and we are happy to be back into contention to progress after failing to win our previous two games. We'll face the most difficult task against ABS tomorrow (Friday) but we have to fight to the end," said Awotoye to Npfl.ng.


In the second game at Osogbo centre, table toppers Shooting Stars let slip an opportunity to maintain 100 percent success when they let go a goal lead to play out a draw with MFM FC. The Lagos church side could have won the encounter but for profligacy in front of goal after creating many chances.


Olubode Hassan put the Shooting Stars in front from the spot on the 12th minute after he was upended inside the box of MFM and the referee awarded a penalty. Hassan calmly converted from the spot for his fourth goal of the tournament.


An impressive performance from MFM quartet of Eniayewu Hassan, Ibrahim Danladi, Atoyebi Gideon and the team captain Lawal Sulaimon ensured they dominated the encounter and created lots of scary moments for Shooting Stars.


Hammed leveled scores for MFM on the 60th minute; heading home a cross from close range for his third goal of the competition. The goal bolstered their confidence with Atoyebi coming close four minutes after the equalizer but his shot hit the crossbar.


MFM FC have completed their fixtures in the tournament finishing on 5 points from 4 matches while Shooting Stars will play the whipping boys of the group, Sunshine Stars that have lost all three matches in the competition.

http://npfl.ng/index.php/news-features/club-news/2166-npfl-u-15-promises-shooting-stars-book-quarter-final-spot-remo-abs-fight-for-place

CLUB NEWS

NPFL U-15 Promises: Rivers Utd thump Enyimba to reach quarters



By Fisayo Dairo Rivers United booked a place in the quarterfinals of the NPFL Under-15 Promises tournament after an emphatic 3-0 drubbing of Enyimba at the Owerri centre on Thursday.


United were without their four-goal hero Kenneth Clinton but winger Nathan Collins rose for the team, grabbing an impressive hattrick to lead his team en route to success. After a cagey start to the game, Collins scored twice in three minutes to take his team out of sight of the Baby Elephants from Aba.


He got his first on 16 minutes when he followed up his initial effort clumsily handled by Enyimba goalkeeper Chimezie Ndukwe before adding a second two minutes later after some lethargic defending by the young Enyimba defence.


Enyimba tried in vain to reduce the deficit in the first half and were dealt a further blow six minutes into the second when Collins completed his hattrick by heading home an in swinging corner kick by full back Joseph Wakama.


Collins' treble was the second to be recorded at the Owerri centre (after Elisha Jonah's opening day hattrick) and the Nembe, Bayelsa born player was grateful for helping his team with the goals.


"I am very happy for the goals and I give thanks to the Almighty because it is not by my power," Collins spiritually declared.


"I am happy to give my team the goals as you can see our Number 9 (Clinton) was not dear today," added the right footed left-winger whose footballing idol is Barcelona super-star Neymar.


Having all but sealed qualification for the quarter finals, the Junior Secondary School 3 student of Entorial High School, Borokiri, Port Harcourt told www.npfl.ng that his team will not fail the region at the finals.


"I am sure we will do well in Lagos. I have good understanding with my teammates and that will help us against any team we face," concluded Collins who has the immediate ambition of playing for former African champions Enyimba.


The centre's other big game between Akwa United and FC Ifeanyiubah was called off with eight minutes of regulation time left to be played and Ifeanyiubah leading 2-1 due to poor visibility occasioned by bad weather.


Midfielder Japhet Bilya beat a badly set offside trap to put Ifeanyiubah in the lead on 26 minutes but the effervescent Uwana Akpan equalized for United five minutes after the restart.


The tempo of the game dramatically rose in the second half as both teams went for the kill and it was Bilya that scored again after some brilliant work by captain Nansel Bussa.


The goal came on 72 minutes and it became evident the visibility of players, officials and fans have been affected by the weather, prompting the match officials to call the game off. The remaining eight minutes will be played on Friday at 8am.


Friday's schedule in the tournament will still go ahead in the afternoon when Abia Warriors and Enyimba jostle for their first points in the competition in what is expected to be a cracking Abia Classico at 2pm before Owerri centre comes to a grandstand finale when Rivers United takeon FC Ifeanyiubah.


http://npfl.ng/index.php/news-features/club-news/2167-npfl-u-15-promises-rivers-utd-thump-enyimba-to-reach-quarters

NPFL U-15: Rivers United Clinton Hits Four Goals in Two Games

Kenneth Clinton scored a brace for a second successive day as Rivers United moved top of Group A at the Owerri centre of the NPFL U15 Promises tournament wednesday.


Clinton whose brace propelled United to a 3-0 victory over Abia Warriors on Tuesday proved pivotal once again as he netted twice in a 3-1 win over hitherto table toppers, Akwa United.


Playing in front if Rivers United’s General Manager Okey Kpalukwu, Clinton broke the resistance of Akwa United two minutes into the second half when he latched on to a long clearance by defender Bassey Paul to give his team the lead.


The Government Comprehensive Secondary School, Borokiri student added a second on 66 minutes when he tapped home after some neat work by winger Nathan Collins. Midfielder Felix Ojuah made sure of victory when he rifled home from inside the box before Akwa United got a consolation in stoppage time through Archibong Archibong’s free kick.


“We were scared when we watched Akwa on Monday (when they beat Abia Warriors 5-0) but we prayed to God to help us and we are happy,” Clinton said after the game.


“We are happy for the victory and I am 100% sure we will top our group by the end of the tournament,” added the striker who is now competition’s joint top scorer with Akwa’s Elisha Jonah with four goals apiece.


In yesterday’s second game, FC Ifeanyiubah came from a goal down to beat Abia Warriors 2-1 and make it two wins out of two in the group.


After observing yesterday as their off day in the competition, Ifeanyiubah went behind after just seven minutes when Baby Warriors captain, Chukwudi Igbokwe scored after the ball fell kindly for him inside the box.


Ifeanyiubah captain Nansel Bussa then took matters into his own hand and replied through a sumptuous free kick four minutes to the end of the first half. Bussa then scored what turned out to be the winner on 55 minutes when he controlled a half-hearted clearance at the edge of the box before curling into the left bottom corner.


Bussa, an SS1 student of Nnewi High School told www.npfl.ng after the game that he knew he would score from the free kick that led to the equalizer.


“When it comes to free kick, I believe in myself. When the free kick came, I knew I would score it because it is a very close range,” said the Plateau-born diminutive playmaker.


Bussa who said he has watched all FC Ifeanyiubah’s league games at home admitted his love for Ivorian attacker Pascal Seka and hopes to play alongside him in the first team in the coming seasons.


In today’s action, table toppers Rivers United will face Enyimba at 2pm before the winner-takes-all encounter between FC Ifeanyiubah and Akwa United at 4pm.


www.thisdaylive.com/index.php/2017/04/13/npfl-u-15-rivers-united-clinton-hits-four-goals-in-two-games/

Arsenal Nigerian Defender Opens Goal Account For The Season Against Man City



Promising Nigerian defender Tolaji Bola opened his goalscoring account for the 2016-17 season as Arsenal came from behind to beat Manchester City 4-3 in Merit Group A of the U18 Premier League on Wednesday afternoon.


Bola and another highly-rated youngster Joseph Olowu started for the young Gunners, while Tom Dele-Bashiru started for the Citizens at London Colney.


Both teams went into the break tied at 2-2, but Bola restored Arsenal's one goal advantage in the 59th minute after he was fed by Malen.


Prior to today's game, the 18-year-old had played 19 times in the league for the U18s and U23s teams without finding the back of the net.


London-born Tolaji Bola has represented England at U16 level, and penned his first professional contract with Arsenal in January 2016.

Igho Kingsley

www.allnigeriasoccer.com/read_news.php?nid=22695

Exclusive: (Photo Confirmation) Nigeria U17 Star Yahaya Flirts With Atletico Madrid



As exclusively reported bya llnigeriasoccer.commore than two weeks ago, Nigeria U17 international Nazifi Yahaya is attracting interest from clubs based in Spain, Turkey and Belgium.


The striker's bonafide representative has released pictures of his client being approached by officials of La Liga side Atletico Madrid at the recently concluded Guateng Future Champions Tournament that took place in South Africa.


Though Yahaya is still a minor, Los Rojiblancos should act fast if they are interested in his signature when he attains the age of majority as they face serious competition.


This website can exclusively report that the Dabo Babes star may travel to Europe in the next two weeks or so for tests with one of his suitors and be shown around the club's facilities.


Nazifi Yahaya represented the Nigerian U15 team before making the step up to the Golden Eaglets.

Ifeanyi Emmanuel

www.allnigeriasoccer.com/read_news.php?nid=22697

Rivers U15s make special plans for Elisha

[img]http://images.supersport.com/2017/4/Elisha%20John%20(Akwa)%20heart%20trick%20hero-1.jpg[/img]
Elisha Jonah © LMC Media

Technical manager of Rivers United’s Under-15 side, Sunny Iseokweimah says he has made special plans to stop Akwa United hitman, Elisha Jonah in Wednesday’s 2017 NPFL U-15 Promises cracker.


Rivers United and Akwa United go toe-to-toe in the top-of-the-table fixture following wins recorded by both clubs in all their previous games.


Iseokweimah says his side will be asking for trouble if Elisha, who has scored four goals in two games so far is not paid special attention.


“We have watched him (Elisha) and studied his game. The plan is to detail a marker on him constantly,” Iseokweimah told supersport.com.


“Another important thing will be to cut off supply to him.


“This is because it is impossible to keep a good player like him out of the game for all 90 minutes,” he said.


Iseokweimah then revealed that he does not have the luxury of choice in the tournament.


“I have just 13 players available to me and one of them, Collins Nathan, is an injury doubt.


“This gives Akwa United an advantage because we cannot surprise them with new players they have not watched previously.


“Akwa are top of the table but the worst result we want in this game is a win to be at par with them; nobody here is even thinking of a draw.


“They are very physical but too fantastic as a ball-playing side.


“As always, we have noticed weaknesses which we will be looking to exploit to gain the upperhand.


“I believe in my players; I have seen zeal from them and they all want to make a name for themselves,” he said.


The game between Rivers United and Akwa United will kick off at 10am local time on Wednesday at the Dan Anyiam Stadium, Owerri.

www.supersport.com/football/article.aspx?Id=3954534

Exclusive + Photo Confirmation – FC Porto Snap Up “Nigerian Pogba” Mustapha Buba After Impressive Performance During Trials



Portuguese giants FC Porto have opened contract negotiations with Nigerian trialist Mustapha Buba following his impressive showing during trainings with the U-18s of the team, Owngoalnigeria.com can exclusively reveal.


18 year old Buba is a midfielder in the mould of French midfielder Paul Pogba, a trait which earned him the nickname Paul Pogba by friends and close associates in Nigeria, where he was scouted by scouts of FC Porto for trials.


Pictures of the FC Heart product getting set for training with the Porto U-18 team was picked up by Owngoalnigeria.com editor, who also has close ties with an agent close to the nursery team of the talented attacking midfielder.


” Talks on a contract started today with Buba, although there are interest elsewhere for now FC Porto are in the driving seat but an agreement is far. Some issues still need to be sorted out before it becomes official”, he told Owngoalnigeria.com


If talks progressed as expected Buba will join six other Nigerians on the books of the club in Moses John, Chidera Ezeh, Musa Yahaya, Fidelis Irhene, Mikel Agu and Chidozie Awaziem who is the only player presently registered with the first team.



Osas Mahawi

owngoalnigeria.com/2017/04/12/exclusive-photo-confirmation-fc-porto-snap-up-nigerian-pogba-mustapha-buba-after-impressive-performance-during-trials/