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they don carry money giveam to talk nonses

joseph1013: Troubled Osaze Odemwingie is set for a sensational Super Eagles return only weeks after it seemed he will never play for Nigeria again.

MTNFootbal.com has again scooped that Osaze, who has been at the wars with his English Premier League club West Bromwich Albion, will be handed a lifeline by his country’s team even after a recent tirade by the player against coach Stephen Keshi and the Eagles.

“Osaze will return to the Eagles,” a top official specially disclosed to MTNFootball.com “Besides the fact that he deserves to be in the team, it would also be a big boost for Osaze after his troubles with his club.”

The outspoken Osaze resorted to social network platform Twitter to vent his frustrations after he was sensationally axed from the Eagles squad to last month’s Africa Cup of Nations.

The striker accused Keshi of not being professional in the manner he was dropped from the national team, while he also took a dig at skipper Joseph Yobo, saying the Super Eagles have lacked a true leader. He also suggested he was through with the national team.

Keshi has since said Osaze was dropped because of “character problems” which would have disrupted team spirit at the AFCON.

‘Big Boss’ has already sent out words of encouragement to Osaze following his travails at West Brom.

The former Lille and Lokomotiv Moscow star last featured for Nigeria in a 2012 Nations Cup qualifier in Rwanda in February 2011.

Other top stars lined up for a return to the team are Obinna Nsofor and Kalu Uche.

Uche, for one, has been on fire in Turkey with Istanbul outfit Kasimpasa, where he has so far netted 15 goals in the league.

He last played for Nigeria in a November 2011 friendly against Zambia in Kaduna, where he scored the opening goal and his younger brother Ikechukwu was also on target in a 2-0 win in Keshi’s second game in charge of the team.

Source: www.mtnfootball.com/africa/nigeria/news/2013/mar/27-osaze-to-stage-eagles-comeback.html

Guys, what do you do think about inviting the Captain of Twitter FC?

i like that name "Captain of Twitter FC" Hahahahaha

obadiah777: NIGERIA DIDNT MAKE THE LIST ? OJORO

is nigeria military small

[quote author=I.M.E.]All day long my tongue will talk of your righteous help, for those who tried to do me harm have been put to shame, and disgraced. Psalm 71:24
Let all those in Ganye who believe God will fight on their behalf against evil and wicked people, say a-m-e-n!
Evil bombers and violent people shall beput to shame, amen.[/quote]You knw what you should go and preach to the PH boys may be they will repent if they dont hang or incinerate you but rest assured i will make sure you wont die in vein as christians pretend to do in the name christs not on nairaland because they are not here

a1solution: Peace would soon return to Nigeria dats all.

Peace he said may be u mean pieces. Some people has sworn never to experience peace either in the name of money,religion, power abi na muhamed i dont know and you are here dreaming

grandstar: I really don't like it. looks expensive but not aesthetically beautiful. Looks Gothic

simply you no fit buy am cause this one na real Benz

[quote author=32-D]Me i know there is nothing God cannot do[/quote]you think say na one nairaa

ItsModella: LMFAAOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO!!!

everyday for the thief, one day for the owner

if she is the thief

Essencysun: Imagine d nonsense, one day they ll tell us that water now contains alcohol, mtcheeew.... Let me see who ll stop me from taking coca-cola.

if you dont take your time diabetes might

[quote author=K,k]How many can cola can make someone high?[/quote]try one crate

no profound judgment on this post only careless talks

Bash Me: [size=18pt]
If u cannot drink, go hug transformer. afta' all, fingers are not equal.[/size]

yea but dont drink to extinsion

Mobsync: A military regime would use brute force and wouldn't care if civilians are caught in gunfires.

And who will that civilians be, may be enough civilians hasn't died already. I just pray for the Igbo's wasting their time there

followed by a reasonable allowance, good if not thunder fire them all

good one they have been brutalizing civilianse and no one cared so its good they advance to govt official may be this time somethine will be done

very sorry

if you ask me i would say Ghana should go to the bottom but that will be difficult because they are going to beat Mali

[quote author=baby_123]Very good. A lot of those danfo drivers are foolish and senseless kids. They just drive anyhow and can almost run you over in your car. Always high on something and acting dense. But how do we determine their ages when most of those village boys have no birth certificate, and oluwole is there anytime anyday This is just lipservice where Nigerians are concerned. [/quote]The fool, you quickly accepted that with out looking at the side effect infact "the center effect". Millions of Nigerian youths below 25 make there tuition money and feeding through driving since there is no job and most of our parents can't afford to pay our school fees. Our leaders claim to make nigeria crime free when all they do is fustrate the youths and push them into robbery, or tell me do you think this law will reduce road accident when there are bad roads every where and pot holes on our high way even on newly finished road. Instead of them to admit giving out driving license to those that can't drive they just shift the blame to the youths.