Emmanuel Emenike has hit a purple patch that has
seen him start banging in goals for fun. The powerful forward scored a double for the
Nigerian national team in a 2014 Fifa World Cup
qualifier against Ethiopia in Addis Ababa on
October 13 and followed it up with his first league
goal of the season for Fenerbahce last weekend. Emenike was among the goals on Friday as he fired
in a brace for Fener in their 3-1 win over
Gaziantepspor on match day 9 of the Super Lig at
the Sükrü Saracoglu Stadyumu (Istanbul). The 26-year-old opened the scoring in the 14th
minute with a powerful header from inside the box
after Alper Potuk crossed in precise fashion from
the right. Emenike displayed dexterity for his second goal on
85 minutes following good work from teammate,
Salih Uçan. Fener’s win on Friday sees them cement their
position at the top of the league standings with 22
points from nine matches. The big striker has now scored three league goals
this season following a slow start to life in Turkey
after his switch from Russian club, Spartak Moscow
in August.

Prettymimic: The truth is that, apart from the comedy aspect, they still do the same thing;using an adult to play the role of a school kid/teen. How many high school movies do we really have in nollywood? Banybrown has a point

You must be dreaming Nigeria act High school film for you? They have not even acted an organised University movie.... Mstheeewww.... Nollywood needs to learn....

nedu2000: Isn't it suppose to be a comedy?!!adults acting as pupils is funny if you ask me.....I disagree with the Brown dude

Comedy my foot. where did you ever hear that only when adults act a film, is it called a comedy? Admit it, Nollywood is backwards. even the actors and actresses agrees to these roles, dont they know it makes them look stupid?

As the Super Eagles contest with Ethiopia in the first
leg of final African qualifying phase to the 2014 World, OLAWALE AJIMOTOKAN plays down the threat of the opposition and itemizes the grounds why Nigeria must be on the plane to Brazil next year Centennial Celebration Next year will mark the 100th year anniversary of Nigeria since the North and South Protectorates were amalgamated by the British in 1914. The centenary is a huge attainment in Nigeria’s odyssey towards nationhood. The events will leave a lasting memory as Nigeria plans to roll out the drums and spare no costs in celebration. But wait for a minute, the anniversary will be reduced to a mere sound bite and the entire efforts a waste of time if the Super Eagles cannot gain a berth to Brazil 2014. We do not want anything to blight the celebration. For those who know, a place in the final round of the FIFA World Cup will ginger the mood and help in masking the surfeit of challenges on the domestic front. Nigeria is Africa’s Champions The Super Eagles of Nigeria are the kings of Africa. And echoing this sentiment, it will be a mark of honour for Africa to present the current holders of the Africa Cup of Nations as one of the countries to represent it at the FIFA World Cup, which in reality, is a party only reserved for nations with sterling football reputation. Africa's Biggest Nation Though size does not translate into might, but in Nigeria situation, this should confer an advantage as it is absolutely essential that the Super Eagles should earn a slot for FIFA World Cup. It does not count for nothing that Nigeria is Africa's biggest nation in terms of number in addition to having the
second biggest GDP in Africa. It is said that one out every five African is a Nigeria while the population of Nigeria constitutes almost two- third of the entire West Africa. Fifth World Appearance Nigeria has to improve on the number of its World Cup appearances by going to next year’s finals. The Super Eagles will be featuring in five all time appearances at the tournament if they eliminate Ethiopia over two legs. National pride also matters in this case, as we will rank next to Cameroon as Africa’s nation with most appearances at the World Cup, provided the Carthage Eagles of Tunisia do not cage Cameroon in one of the other Africa elimination matches. World Cup of Brazil The 2014 FIFA World Cup will be a ‘special edition’ given that it is billed for Brazil, a country which has singularly brought glamour to the game football considering the success of its national team and the sheer artistry of some of its individual players.
As a nation, our national pride is at stake and we would insist that our flag is among the 36 flags that will be hoisted in Brazilian sky in the manner we did when the Super Eagles qualified for South Africa 2010, when the first FIFA World Cup was held on African soils. Stephen Keshi Factor Our football history will be enriched if the Super Eagles reach the 2014 World Cup finals. The central theme of that piece of history will be the national coach of Nigeria, Stephen Keshi who will be bidding to become the first individual to lead Nigeria to two FIFA World Cup finals, as a player and as a coach. On October 8, 1993, Keshi led the Eagles in breaking the World Cup jinx when Nigeria played a 1-1 draw with Algeria in Algiers to
qualify for USA ‘94. He will rewrite the history again if Nigeria pulls a fast one on Ethiopia. Cultural Ties with Brazil Nigeria may not be a Lusophone (Portuguese speaking) country, but the ties with Brazil are as strong, if not stronger than other African countries.
In a cultural sense, some of the native blacks in Brazil were descendants of slaves taken from the area that presently constitutes south western Nigeria and some parts of Niger Delta. The so strong is the influence that some Brazilian lifestyles,
food, religions and names still underline the link with Nigeria. Some Brazilians in Salvador, Bahia still worship Orixa (Orisha) Sango and Yemanja (Yemoja, the goddess of river). Their dressing is very alike to the way Nigerians dress, while acaraje, a culinary delight in Brazil is just the same thing as Akara, (kose) a delicacy eaten in almost all parts Nigeria. The Eagles’ qualification will strengthen the bond which will be cemented if Nigeria is drawn to play one of its matches in north eastern city of Salvador. A very Easy Opposition This is no disrespect to Ethiopia, we are just happy to be handed the Walya Antelopes in the play off series that will produce the five nations that will represent Africa at the World Cup finals next year. Ethiopia is the weakest of all the five unseeded teams that were drawn against other teams, including Nigeria with better antecedents from Pot 1. We had the luck of the draw when we avoided Egypt, Senegal, Burkina Faso and Cameroon at the draw held in September. We also have the advantage of playing the reverse fixture at home. This is football, not marathon or steeplechase where Ethiopia is a world beater. Samba Vs Gbedu The World Cup is a platform for Nigeria to offer the world an alternative to Brazilian highly acclaimed Samba rhythm, by exporting our own blend of Gbedu and talking drum to titillate the Brazilians at the football festival. Carnival feel is not the exclusive reserve of Brazilians. Recall that at USA ’94, Nigerian fans were given an award by FIFA as the most entertaining fans. Brazil, here we come as Dr Rafiu Ladipo and the national supporters club is set to sizzle and show and the world Nigeria’s undiluted blend of entertainment. Brazilians Want Nigeria Sentiments apart, ask the Brazilian public to name which African teams in order of preference that they want to see at the World Cup- Nigeria will be the first on the top of the list. The Super Eagles are not just regarded as the ‘Brazil of Africa ‘for nothing as we are the only nation in Africa that epitomizes what ‘the beautiful game’ symbolizes. We still remember how Nwankwo Kanu’s magical implosion caused the entire Brazil discomfit at the 1996 Olympic Games in Atlanta.

The guy is just gifted, he would soon break Rashidi Yekini's national team goal record... he is the best in Africa... Now, Osaze who

Sage1: Missing (dis series made brains yet it was cancelled)
Vikings
Alphas
Event
Orphan black
TVD
Arrows
Etc

Bros ehh you know wetin be google?Go and research well... TVD is still on, season 5 is premeiring tonight. Arrows is also on, season two premeiring tommorow.

The kind thunder wey go fire the Ethopians that day when rain go fall ehhh... They are concentrating on winning naija with advantage of their humidity! Make dem no go train!

adexsimply: KYLE XY

I'm telling you ehh! Kyle xy is one of the best 've ever watched, but yet they cancelled it for The secret life of an american teenager to have more airing time!!! What the heck should i do with a wayward secret life of bunch of teenagers

Garri_Activist: Gbabesky!


2 bags of Garri for you






LAST AKARA BOMB: that big head Keshi should beta call my man Osaze back in the squad. That Keshi guy na mumu ah swear down!

You are a senseless being ve been waiting for to comment something like this... What did we win when we were the so called odemwingie? Sorry saying, but i think your are the MUMU here...

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Like seriously? You want to play all those countries in brazil? Well it can happen of course... Just arrange friendlies with them and play them in Brazil.... For your oackaged mind you go win Naija?
Well even though me they fear sha kwa...

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Like seriously? You want to play all those people in brazil? Well it can happen of course... Just arrange friendlies with them and play them in Brazil.... For your oackaged mind you go win Naija?
Well even though me they fear sha kwa...

mcdreeezy: Why is it dat s.e dnt play matches in teslim balogun stadium, lagos?

Which lagos T.B. staduim? Even Enyimba staduim better pass am.

Emmyk: He's back and will sure be better.

Back kee? At 31? Guy na old cargo in be na.

Emmyk: He's back and will sure be better.

Back kee? At 31? Guy na old cargo in be na.

Emmyk: He's back and will sure be better.

Back kee? At 31? Guy na old cargo in be na.