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Mali 8 0 Togo

isan:
Wafu cup update

Ghana 9 - 0 niger FT

Niger has conceded 14 goals in two matches

They are learning at least unlike Benin Republic that ran away.
Take Superfalcons, in our first two world cup's and even third, we conceeded many goals, at least in a game we must have let in up to 7 goals, but since 2007 even in same group of deaths, it's now hard fought and we just lose by slim goal margins or play draws.
Benin Republic would never grow if they keep running away from tournaments.

MRAKBEE:
his lyrics are meant for the street and the illiterates..

Yeah, Davido hardly sings about anything beyond women, this is a problem in my opinion. Abi na only woman dey give am inspiration? Nothing like Ojuelegba, or even politics?

TheSuperNerd:
Coach Nikyu Confident As Flamingoes Fly To Cameroon For U-17 WWC Clash
By Johnny Edward

https://www.completesportsnigeria.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/11/The-Flamingoes-Nigeria-U-17-Womens-Team.jpg

Nigeria’s U-17 women national team, the Flamingoes, will depart the shores of the country on Friday aboard Asky Airlines from Abuja to Yaounde for the second leg clash of the 2018 FIFA U17 Women’s World Cup qualifying fixture against their Cameroonian counterparts a media statement from the Nigerian Football Federation has revealed.

Both teams played out a 2-2 draw in the the first leg at the Samuel Ogbemudia Stadium, Benin City a fortnight ago.
Bala Nikyu who coached the team at the two last editions of the FIFA World Cup, however remains confident that his girls will beat Cameroon to qualify for the sixth edition of the FIFA U-17 Women’s World Cup.
The tournament takes place from 13 November to 1 December 2018.

“The Cameroonian girls were too physical for my girls in the first leg but we have devised means to beat them in the Yaounde on Sunday,” Nikyu told CSN.

“We have trained well and we pray for luck as well in the game.”
Nigeria have never failed to qualify for the FIFA U17 Women’s World Cup.

The Flamingos were part of the inaugural party in New Zealand in 2008, and also featured at the 2010 (Trinidad and Tobago), 2012 (Azerbaijan), 2014 (Costa Rica) and 2016 (Jordan) editions.

Source: https://www.completesportsnigeria.com/coach-nikyu-confident-flamingoes-fly-cameroon-u-17-wwc-clash/

This one is always confident.

Updates on WAFU

CIV 1 0 Ghana
Burkina Faso 5 1 Niger.

Senegal 6 0 Togo
Nigeria 1 0 Mali.

Nigeria 1 Mali 0. FT.

Rasheedat Ajibade.

[quote author=dankorode post=65099459][/quote]My bad, perhaps the name of a certain first lady was foremost in my mind at the time.

Nigeria vs Mali, Still 0-0 - 40mins.
Poor organization of the tournament so far. No major media coverage.

GERALD710:
We are.And the results have been shocking.Your people are basically almost all criminals.
If they did not care about those nations,they would not be there.
Kenyans care about Uganda and Rwanda (our brothers as we call them)and to some extent South Africa.You will find Kenyans in all three.You will very rarely hear of Kenyan criminals in any of the three nations mentioned.
Kenya has a positive reputation across East Africa and Southern Africa.
Nigerians are seen as trash.Drugs and fake currency in Kenya.Both vices plus human traficking in South Africa.
Kenyans have no such reputation anywhere!!

lf you don't want them deport them, don't even allow Nigerians into your country anymore, l promise you we wouldn't care so much about it. We may just abuse you guys online and promise to do same and that would be it, but if America, England or Germany does that to us, we would grieve deeply and it would be news for years, hope you get me now?

GERALD710:
Nigerians do not care about Kenya yet thousands of you are here pimping drugs and committing online fraud??
How many Kenyans are in Nigeria?
Any Kenyan crimminal in West Africa??
None!!

Well those may be the irresponsible lazy ones. l have told you guys, Nigerians are in Niger, Chad and Yemen, some are hardworking and others are criminals, this doesn't mean Nigerians care about Chad or Yemen. Just bundle the criminals and arrest them or you can at least make a careful screening of the type of people going into your country if that suits you.

dinocy:
nice but he old and black.




Africa sha

So you expect him to be white? l don't get you.

hazyfm1:
ROCHAS OKOROCHA PLEASE TAKE NOTE

You mean Ramaphosa needs a statue?

LeSudAfricaine:
do you also think your white gods did much in black areas or the whole country do you?

Hey my guy watz up? long time
Yeah at least they built schools, the whites didn't build a single university to educate a substantial number of the Nigerian populace before they left at independence nor did they build the power plants we now have, they built only things that would help them exploit the resources and gave education to a few who would work for them.
So much of the progress in the seventies he was talking about wasn't from the whites who left at independence in the sixties.
ln summary, Nigeria was 90% rural in the sixties, you can't compare Nigeria of the sixties to SA of thesame era. it seems the whites wanted to stay in SA, but knew they would leave West Africa someday, Prolly because of the weather.
The South African black has made giant strides since then though, and l agree they weren't that educated, but my point is that foundation matters. For example you can't compare the Johannesburg stock exchange which was way advanced since the early 20th century, to the Nigerian stock exchange which began in 1960 and has been regulated by policies from military rule for a better part of its' lifespan.
Still l agree Nigeria has retrogressed from the seventies, and South Africans are way ahead, also the South African blacks have made great progress since 1994 and should be celebrated.

Desyner:
stop exargerating now. Africa includes egypt and south africa.

Yes all of Africa, you can confirm this yourself. The entire GDP of Africa is just about 2.2 trillion dollars and it's not up to California.

life2017:
your comparison with california make no sense.
nigeria is a very poor country. we cannot compare it to California.
California GDP is about 2.5 trillion dollars while the GDP of the whole west africa is 1.5trillion

lol not just West Africa sef, the GDP of entire Africa is not up to Calirfonia. l wonder what that guy smoked.

HeyCorleone:
Forget population please.

How about China? or India? How about US or Russia? Why don't these countries give flimsy excuses on why they are not developed?

Smh.

These are not excuses but facts, why compare Ghana to Nigeria? lndia has so many problems, and they complain about the economy all the time, Russia has been in a deep mess since the fall of oil prices in 2016. U.S is definitely not as developed as Norway, but you can't compare Norway or Denmark to U.S because of that.

HeyCorleone:
All that one is story.

The thing is in terms of welfare, who has it better? Nigerians or Ghanaians?

Smh.

I'm not happy with the state of Nigeria, but l detest blind criticism, you think Nigerians are totally worse off than Ghanians? What makes you think so? Lagos has a population of about 27million, which is just the size of Ghana, both Lagos and Rivers state would definitely have more wealthy people than you have in Ghana.
Things are not as they should be, but come on take am easy, soon you would say Ivory coast is doing way better than Nigeria, criticism is good but exaggerations could be misleading.

HeyCorleone:
South Africa got their infrastructures handed to them by the whites right? So did Nigeria. Upon independence there were a lot of investments by the Europeans here. Where are they today?

You will not understand my anger. Because by the 70s and 80s, Nigeria was ahead of so so so many countries. The King of Saudi Arabia had to come to Ibadan then for medical check up. Can that happen now?

Let us not mince words. Nigeria is retrogressive. I can't argue with a country that has 24hrs power supply. It's just unreasonable. The fact that Nigeria has helped so many countries and gained nothing in return further shows how stupid and useless your country is. Even the US doesn't do stuff like that.

You may not like my point of view. Indeed the truth is bitter. I am very patriotic. Don't misconstrue my words. But I don't sugarcoat things.

Nigeria should not be talking where Ghana and SA are talking. We are merely living on past glory. No reasonable achievement in the last 2 decades.


I don't always believe this exporting of electricity to other countries thing. But if it is indeed true, then Nigeria is more stupid than I imagined.

wow, you think the whites did much here before they left?

caseclosed147:
STUPID SONGS

lol the only inspiration for most Nigerian musicians these days na women, love and relationship, nothing new. At least wizkid even try with ojuelegba lyrics.
All wetin dey Davido head na love except Dami Duro.

Naughtytboy:
i can do a better version of flora my flower hope davido wont get mad at it,, well even if he does it for my popularity

Yeah, the video was okay and the lyrics, but the beat wasn't that catchy this time compared to Fall and Fia. Well one can't always get it right all the time.

This is better than Flora my Flawa(Davido) in my opinion. Davido na still my guy sha.

Not as catchy as fall and fia. The beat is just too boring, but it has better lyrics than lF.

Schemerkhiz:
Not yet confirmed but it seems she has signed up for a club in Europe... Alaba Jonathan...

But I still wonder why experience Goalie like Tochukwu Oluehi was excluded from the squad..
Some Home Based players missing from the Superfalcon team are as follows.

1. Tochukwu Oluehi 30yrs Rivers Angels (Goalkeeper)
2. Blessing Edoho 24yrs Pelican Stars (Defender)
3. Gladys Akpa 32yrs Rivers Angels (Defender)
4. Evelyn Nwabuoku 31yrs Rivers Angels (Midfielder)
5. Onyinyechi Ohadugha 26yrs Rivers Angels (midfielder)
6. Cecilia Nku 24yrs Rivers Angels (midfielder)
7. Glory Iroka 27yrs Rivers Angels (midfielder)
8. Ijeoma Obi 32yrs Delta Queens (striker)

oh ok thanks. ljeoma Obi, Blessing Edoho, and Glory lroka are notable exclusions, l feel ljeoma especially has been so unlucky.
Evelyn Nwabuoku may no longer be the Evelyn we knew in 2014/2015 when she signed up for a french team, also injury has been a big challenge to her. Cecilia Nku goes on and off.
l haven't seen or read much on Gladys Akpa since 2014.

l have a question though, where is Patience Jonathan of Balyesa Queens, goalkeeper at the 2016 AWCON?

nwoke37:
That's going to be very difficult, nearly impossible. Kenya will have to through stabilized high growth over the next 10 years. Wish you luck.

Yeah 2030 may be unrealistic, probably by 2050 they can achieve it. Their Economy has been on the rise though since 2012.

TayserMahiri:
What are the chances that Naija would have better hotels than Kenya given Kenya is a tourist destination and Naija is not? Even without visiting I'd know there is a touch of class your hotels cannot reach simply because there is not much pressure to conform to best international standards. Your hotels mostly serve locals and so there is a level of casualness to be expected.

Not true for Lagos and Abuja especially, it doesn't just serve locals. Lots of lnternationals come to the lslands all the time, with lots of festivities. Besides Nigeria doesn't have to be particular about tourism to get things like Hotels right.

TayserMahiri:
Your hotels? I know you're kidding. Are you saying this from experience of both?

Have you been to Nigeria to see the Hotels yourself? At least he's been to Kenya.

midehi2:
So there will be promiscuity everywhere right?

omo na to use extra soap for the hand o.

TayserMahiri:
You need to kick sports, military and education out of your list. No way you can be ahead in those. You call tea little things? I dont wonna start a lesson for you on that it might be overwhelming.

So why cant you rely on the experience of those Nigerians who have actually been to Kenya. Many of your country folk get a sense of remorse/ pity immediately they land at the airport in Nairobi because it feels like they landed somewhere in Europe. You might land in Nairobi in future and then come back here with a different tune.

Wow are you ahead of Nigeria in Sports and Military?

Nigerian superfalcons arrive Abidjan for WAFU.

mtis:
The year 2014 coincided with major drop in world oil price. To a greater degree Nigeria Economy is depended on oil. My view is that oil money should be used to sling shot a country economy but should not be the only resource to depend on. I like the way UAE states have managed to use their oil money an invested in other sectors such as tourism and finance.

Yeah we still wouldn't have been so badly affected but for some policies by the new Government and the trouble in the Niger Delta which reduced the output given that it is one of the pillars of the economy after Agriculture and services and still makes up about 75-90% of export, it was always bound to affect the exchange rate.

TayserMahiri:
Lets be realistic. If I said "USA is ahead of Kenya in ALL Aspects" you'd probably agree with me. But we all know that aint true because Kenya has faster internet than America, Kenya has less gun violence, Kenya has produced Obama etc. Essentially, there are those small small things that Kenya is better than America but the statement still holds true for the most part. Its the same with this thread. Kenya is ahead of Naija in just about everything except those small issues we can classify as "details".

just about everything like what? electricity generation(even in that, it is relative). A Kenyan Nigerian comparison can't be thesame as a U.S-Kenyan comparison, that's a fallacy. I'm not here to argue, just giving you facts.
You are free to dispute and disagree as much as you want, l can say Nigeria is ahead in...
GDP per capita, Sports, Military, Fashion, Entertainment, Education(difficult to judge).
Kenya is ahead in lnfrastructure(the only major thing) and then little things like tea exports.
l don't blame you guys though, Nigeria normally shouldn't be compared to Kenya but to maybe Brazil, it's unfortunate.