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robosky02:
Why Eguavoen should continue as Super Eagles coach after AFCON 2025 qualifies


Nigeria was on a down ward fall before the beginning of the AFCON 2025 qualifies

In fact the team was so poor that no good coach wants to take over the team

But the return of Eguavoen has seen the team qualifying with 2 games to spare. The team has suddenly become a team to recon with.
In 6 match in this AFCON 2025 Qualifier we had

3 Wins
2 Draw
1 loss

The loss was a dead rubber game
But unfortunately it was at home which has made it very worrisome for some people. Some are even calling for the coach to quit.

But if we reason properly
Any coach can lose a game as long as he wins the tournament.

And to the match against Rwanda proper, I think the likes of Kelechi, Boniface ànd even Maduka failed to make a big claim to be considered for first team action
How can Maduka conceived 2 goal under 5 minutes.

All the same overall The team is in good shape. Eguavoen has qualified us and should lead the team to AFCON 2025.

Looking at Austin Eguavoen's record as the Super Eagles manager so far.

Matches in charge: 22
Won: 15
Draw: 3
Lost: 4
Goals scored: 42

It isn't a bad record. He isn't a bad coach. Just that lost 3 very important matches: 2006 World Cup Qualifiers, 2006 Nations Cup Semi- Final, and 2022 World Cup Qualifiers...

However, I like him to continue with the Super Eagles. That will be perfect. He has done well but needs to improve and earn the conference of the fans.

We should give him the team on permanent bases to build on what has been achieved and make corrections where necessary.

To bring a new coach of any sort now is going back to the stating block.
It will make us completely lose out from the world cup and we may not even perform at the AFCON.

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Hospital officials in northern Gaza say many people have been killed in overnight Israeli air strikes.

Gazan rescue teams say search operations began early in the morning after Israel bombed at least five buildings in Beit Lahia and Gaza City.

Hamas-aligned media say dozens of people were killed and many are still buried in the rubble - including women and children.

There was no immediate comment from the Israeli military. It has recently intensified its offensive in northern Gaza, saying it is stopping Hamas from regrouping.

Parts of northern Gaza are under Israeli siege and virtually no humanitarian aid has been delivered in 40 days, the UN warned earlier.

Gazan medics say they are struggling to treat the injured, with aid agencies saying they cannot get essential supplies into the area.

Earlier this week, at least 34 people were killed in an Israeli air strike on a five-storey residential block in Beit Lahia, the local civil defence agency said.

The agency, quoted by AFP news agency, said many of the dead were women and children.

Israel's ground offensive in northern Gaza has displaced up to 130,000 people over the past five weeks.

The UN says 75,000 people remain under siege with dwindling supplies of water and food in the towns of Beit Lahia, Jabalia and Beit Hanoun.

Last week's report by Human Rights Watch said Israel had committed war crimes and crimes against humanity by deliberately causing the mass displacement of Palestinians in Gaza.

About 1.9 million people - 90% of Gaza’s population - have fled their homes over the past year, and 79% of the territory is under Israeli-issued evacuation orders, according to the UN.

Israel launched a campaign to destroy Hamas in response to the group's unprecedented attack on southern Israel on 7 October 2023, in which about 1,200 people were killed and 251 others were taken hostage.

Nearly 44,000 people have been killed and more than 104,000 injured in Gaza since then, according to the territory's Hamas-run health ministry.

On Wednesday, the US blocked a Gaza ceasefire draft resolution at the UN Security Council - the fourth time it has used its veto power during the conflict to shield its ally, Israel.

Fourteen of the 15 council members voted in favour of the draft, which demanded that the war in Gaza "must end immediately, unconditionally and permanently and all remaining hostages must be immediately and unconditionally released".

Deputy US ambassador to the UN, Robert Wood, said the document "abandoned" the necessity for there to be "a linkage between a ceasefire and the release of hostages".

Wood said the proposed resolution would have sent a "dangerous message" to Hamas.

In a separate development, US mediator Amos Hochstein has arrived in Israel from Beirut.

He has said that he sees a "real opportunity" to end the conflict in Lebanon after the Lebanese government and Hezbollah largely agreed to a US ceasefire proposal.

blamingthedevil:
What are you doing on this thread mrman

daygee12:
Dey Bobo urself, e never see Nigeria wahala . Well he can never become the President of Nigeria

Frigga13:
Quit sleeping

Tinubu Yoruba government has woken even the most docile being in Arewa to reality.

Visit northwest and speak this turenchi .. you go hear

educatedfool:
Someone even started blaming Muslims in the previous post

CaptainFM1:
Is this how you give reference to your projects in school? So you leave your lecturer to go dig it on search engine.

SMHFU!

CaptainFM1:
Google is just a search engine that returns GIGO information. I'm asking for official data/report such as from home office, immigration, visa processing centers et al.

Google search can return me to even this your post on nairaland or any post for that matter that anyone put online in respect to the key words. If you're giving references, you state the references in its original "https://..... format that leads straight to the subject.

If I copy Google.com to a web browser, it will only take me to Google homepage and not to the reference/source of the subject matter.

I hope this clarifies on how references/sources are to be quoted.

CaptainFM1:
Where did you get this statistics from?

Offpoint1:
It's criminal to reject someone visa application with a refund. You can't reject me and keep my money.

babzo:
But we charge them fees too.

A Nigerian in the US recently organized his American Church members ( it's a mostly white Baptist Church) on a trip to Nigeria for charity work.
The Embassy guy demanded $600 per person or no Visa even though Visa fees are officially about $150.

He told me friend that there is nothing he can do but pay up.