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Soludo's son will get weirder with this latest news |
Why not just write "please Respond".. Why use French acronym in an English speaking country that even needs IELTS to study in an English speaking country abroad.. |
May God save us from the hands of political criminals |
Wike will learn a lesson.. The weak Governor on it again. I pray he finally finds his balls in this life before God calls him to eternity |
How much are we talking about here? Get Tinubu loan and complete your schooling 2027 make una vote am again |
PulaPower:Abiola way.. Oke Ibikun |
BucketHat:If I were born a Muslim, I would have denounced it since... |
Obi all the way.. Only God can stop Obi from emerging.. Like for Obi Share for Agbado lord |
Nice one.. But that states population is scanty, especially Abeokuta.. I want to do business there, I'm moving there from Lagos, and it feels like I can even count people.. It feels weird |
Lol.. Funny people Will the terrorists, herdsmen and bandits also fast? |
FIFA has finally ruled on the case between Super Eagles of Nigeria and DR Congo. See full judgement below 👇🏼 FIFA DISCIPLINARY COMMITTEE (Under the authority of FIFA Regulations and the 2026 World Cup Qualification Framework) IN THE MATTER OF: The Nigeria Football Federation (NFF) v. The Congolese Association Football Federation (FECOFA) RE: Eligibility Dispute – 2026 FIFA World Cup African Qualifiers (Best Losers Playoff Round) ⸻ DECISION AND RULING ⸻ I. Background 1.The Nigeria Football Federation (NFF), representing the Nigeria national football team, filed a formal protest following the Best Losers Playoff match against the DR Congo national football team. 2.The playoff match was held to determine qualification for the final African slot in the 2026 FIFA World Cup. 3.The match concluded with a 2–1 victory in favor of DR Congo, provisionally granting them advancement. 4.Nigeria’s protest alleged that Player X who appeared and scored during the match, was ineligible to represent DR Congo due to an incomplete nationality switch process under FIFA eligibility regulations. ⸻ II. Jurisdiction 5.The FIFA Disciplinary Committee confirms jurisdiction pursuant to Articles 52 and 54 of the FIFA Disciplinary Code and the Regulations Governing the Application of the FIFA Statutes regarding player eligibility. ⸻ III. Findings of Fact After reviewing: •The official match report, •Player registration documentation, •Correspondence between FECOFA and FIFA’s Players’ Status Department, •Evidence submitted by both federations, The Committee finds: 6.Player X previously represented another national association at youth competitive level. 7.Under FIFA Regulations Governing the Application of the Statutes, a player seeking to change association must: •Submit a formal request for change of association; •Receive written approval from FIFA; •Await official confirmation before participating in an “A” international match. 8.While Player X had initiated the nationality switch process, the required formal approval from FIFA had not been issued prior to the Best Losers Playoff match. 9.No provisional clearance or temporary authorization had been granted. 10.The player therefore did not meet the eligibility requirements at the time of participation. ⸻ IV. Applicable Regulations 11.Article 9 of the Regulations Governing the Application of the FIFA Statutes stipulates that a player may only represent a new association after approval of the change of association request. 12.Article 21 of the FIFA Disciplinary Code provides that a team fielding an ineligible player shall forfeit the match. 13.Playoff matches are considered official competition matches and are subject to strict eligibility compliance. ⸻ V. Decision Accordingly, the FIFA Disciplinary Committee rules as follows: 1.Player X of the DR Congo national football team was ineligible at the time of the Best Losers Playoff match due to an incomplete nationality switch. 2.DR Congo is deemed to have fielded an ineligible player. 3.The playoff match is declared forfeited. 4.The result is recorded as: •DR Congo 0 – 3 Nigeria 5.The Nigeria national football team is declared winner of the Best Losers Playoff Round. 6.Nigeria is thereby awarded qualification to the 2026 FIFA World Cup. 7.The DR Congo national football team is disqualified from the playoff pathway but retains the right to appeal before the FIFA Appeals Committee. ⸻ VI. Observations The Committee emphasizes that nationality switch procedures are fundamental to preserving competitive integrity in international football. Participation without formal approval, even if administrative processing is underway, constitutes a clear regulatory violation. Strict compliance is mandatory, particularly in high-stakes playoff fixtures determining World Cup qualification. ⸻ |
May we not marry what will take our lives |
And Nigerians will still vote for him... A finished land |
We must learn a lesson.. 😂 😂 😂 😂 😂 Cognitive dissonance |
That's why I always avoid using any kind of weapon.. No matter what, try fighting with your bare hands, it will most definitely prevent situations like this |
What nonsense is all this? He is very unstable, probably needs psychiatric evaluation |
Where is in God's name is fear of poverty?..my greatest fear |
Biafra must be achieved.. Let these Muslims and their yoruba counterparts stay on their own |
Sheuns:Don't be unfortunate What's the percentage difference? Most of u are just heartless, censeless and wiked |
muyico:Was Jesus a Christian? |
Nigeria and Lagos will do better if Peter obi oust the sleeping and clueless ancestor |
lordm:Can what cannot fly crash? If u don't have legs, nothing concern you with socks.. 😂 😂 😂 |
Sincerely speaking, cut ur hair.. Keep a very low cut, if u can, maybe skin low.. It helps Hair needs hair cream, the more hair cream u use, the more it's absorbed into the head and subsequently the face, thereby increasing the concentration of the facial oil.. Just start by cutting ur hair |
Does it mean that u get to receive 5 million naira even if you had less than that in ur account? |
iTower:Go and work. Look for work if u don't have any currently.. U have data to come online and beg for money.. |
When will Tinubu and SHETIMA own disappear.. I'm certain it will disappear together with this hardship.. Wahala don too much finally They should search the Bermuda Triangle |
I can't wait to come on board Aso rock and change the narrative... So help me God |
The chief medical director of the Alex Ekweme Federal University Teaching Hospital Abakaliki, Ebonyi State popularly known as AEFUTHA Doctor Onoh Robinson is currently being dragged on Twitter and other social media platforms for it's failure as an institution to pay the 2022 set of Medical interns that worked with them their duly deserved hazard allowance for 11 months. The management of Alex Ekweme University Teaching Hospital Abakaliki, Ebonyi State has refused to pay 595 Health workers, consisting of Pharmacists, Laboratory Scientists, Nurses etc, that interned with them their entitled 11 month Hazard Allowances. They simply paid Medical Doctors (interns) and ignored the rest. The Chief Medical Director, Prof. Robinson Onoh, admitted that the money was released to the health institution by the Federal Government "but his predecessor did not act on it". What stops his management team from doing the needful? Perhaps, there exist a racketeering amongst these CMDs? The money in question is N297,000 per intern. That means they are deliberately sitting on N176,715,000. Is the Federal Ministry of Health @Fmohnigeria part of this conspiracy? It's high time the EFCC @officialEFCC, ICPC @icpcnigeria and the Special Fraud Unit of the Nigeria Police @PoliceNG start doing their jobs. We can't be losing our bright Health workers to Japa, yet deny those that are here their entitlements.
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