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taiocol:
enyimba forgot today was Mfon Udoh birthday till we started ranting on twitter, come see pictures of Udoh weh dem post o

where am?

Kano Pillars vs Bayelsa Utd XI: Paul Godwin
32; John Aguda 27, Kokoriko Erepamo 4,
Azubuike Okechukwu 14, Dengo Ebinipere
13, Adeleye Aniyikaye 35, Tonbara Tiongoli
33, Eric Frimpong 17, Anthony Abawula 8,
Lekan Ogunloye 24, Musa Najere 7.
Subs
: Gambo Gideon GK 2, Alex Aghahowa
29, Onyedikachi Uchechukwu 6, Alex
Oghogho 19, Frank Egherenka 9, Ugonna
Ezeocha 30, Buhari Jafar 12 # KANBAY

Shooting Stars vs Heartland XI # shohea
David Obiazo 1
Kelechi Ekeh 31
Zoumana Doumbia 4
Mobi Okoli 22
Nelson Ogbonnaya 24
Odiche Ebere 5
Collins Nwaneri 12
Bright Ejike 8
Mohammed Mohammed 17
John Ibeh 7
Joseph Iniobong 16

Subs

Emmanuel Iwu 35
Uchenna Orisakwe 28
Uzoma Nnaemeka 25
Emmanuel Matthew 38
Chidiebere Ajoku 27
Oni Jimoh 32
Kingsley Ajaero 30
42 mins · Public

taiocol:

why u day shine ur teeth nw

Kano Pillars XI vs Bayelsa Utd: Afelokhai
Theophilus 22; Promise James 12, Isaac
Loute 13, Suleman Usman 17, Joel Djan-jang
26, Reuben Ogbonnaya 27, Ezikiel Mbah 24,
Ekpai Moses 14, Adamu Mohammed 2, Rabiu
Ali 10, Adamu Hassan 19
Sub: Yusif Mohammed 1; Abdul Haruna 20,
Shagari Mohammed 7, Azeez Shobowale 30,
Tony Edjomariegwe 28, Nura Ibrahim 33,
Tswanya Samuel 25 # KANBAY

Kano Pillars Team News: New-signings of the
champions, Pillars, Adamu Mohammed and
Suleman Usman, start while Christian
Obiozor is not listed as he is suffering from
fever # KANBAY

ano Pillars Team News vs Bayelsa Utd: The
duo of Reuben Ogbonnaya and Ubong Moses
Ekpai who were among the five injured
during the armed robbery attack on the
# GloNPFL champions, Pillars, start. The
other three, Adamu Murtala, Gambo
Muhammed & Eneji Otekpa are not listed
# KANBAY

SYLVESTER OKOBI has been appointed
centre referee for today's match between
Shooting Stars and Heartland. He will be
assisted by I. LAWRENCE and E.UDOH.
Reserve referee is A.S AKINWALE # SHOHEA

The Oluyole Warriors would hope t
overcome last week's defeat in
Bauchi in their first home game as
they confront the visitors from
Owerri
Following the disappointing start in
Bauchi, Shooting Stars will bank on their
home support to emerge victorious in
their first home game when they come
against Heartland at the Adamasingba
Stadium, Ibadan.

The newly promoted side lost 2-0 to
fellow returnees Wikki Tourists last
Saturday no thanks to goals from Victor
Yakubu that ruined the ambition of the
Ibadan outfit on picking an away point.
Heartland’s new goalkeeper David
Obiazor though expects a tough game,
but still believes his side can upset the
Warriors to pick their first away points of
the season.

“They’ll want to take advantage of their
home supporters but we’ll deny them th
home win. I believe we’ve prepared
adequately for the clash and I’m
confident we won’t come back empty
handed.

“The worst result we can accept in the
encounter is a draw as we can’t afford to
start the league with defeat,” the ex-El-
Kanemi Warriors goalkeeper said.
3SC, who have played in various pre-
season competitions but lost out in the
finals 3-2 to Sharks in the Ijube-Ode Gol
Cup and 2-0 to Gabros FC in the NNL
Super Four, will be keen to make amen
before their home supporters.

After having their opening game against
title holders Kano Pillars postponed due
to the robbery attack en-route Owerri,
Heartland will be desperate for a result
just as fans of 3SC will seek a confidence
boost by securing a win in their first
home game.

As the fearless visitors look for an upset
in Ibadan, both sides will remember ho
the fixture two seasons ago formalized
the relegation of Shooting Stars as
Heartland ran away in a 2-0 win.

On head-to-head, 3SC have only lost onc
in their last three home meetings and
twice in the last seven with
Heartland's only defeat happening on M
15, 2013 when conceding two goals in th
process.

Franklin Howard’s men have lost four of
their last seven NPFL games against two
of Heartland.

taiocol:
he no longer act like Balotelli, he now acts like like Messi on the pitch

hmmm

SEGUN OYEDOTUN has been appointed
centre referee for today's match between
Kano Pillars and Bayelsa United. He will be
assisted by EMEKA UZOUKWU and IBRAHIM
JIMOH. Reserve referee is ISIYAKU
INDABAWA # KANBAY

The reigning Nigeria League
champions Kano Pillars are to
effectively begin their title defense
this afternoon as they take on Bayelsa
United in one of the Match Day 2
games in the Glo Nigeria Professional
Football League.

Pillars could not take part in the
original season opening games owing
to the robbery attack suffered en-
route going to Owerri for the clash
against Heartland and with all the
players now out of hospital save for
Mohammed Gambo the Pyramid Boys
are finally set to rumble.

As witnessed in Aba over the last
weekend, another impressive crowd
turnout is anticipated at the Sani
Abacha Stadium in Kano to witness
the Pillars Bayelsa duel
Kano is by no means a good hunting
ground for Bayelsa United who have
failed to take a single point or score a
goal in their last two visits to the
ancient.

With Gambo effectively out of this tie,
off-season recruit, Christian Obiozor is
expected to lead Pillars charge for
goals as Coach Okey Emordi’s side are
expected to be firing on all cylinders.

Bayelsa United started the season on
a rather not too impressive note
having settled for a 1-1 draw in last
weekend’s outing against Lobi Stars
and with another defeat looming in
Kano the team may be in for another
relegation dug out fight yet again this
season.

where are the mods, Seun, Honeric01 and semid4lyf

am in stadium now

Last year's Federation Cup finalists,
Dolphins FC, have looked the most
vulnerable of the four Nigerian clubs on
the continent. They further underscored
this when they reached the first round
of the CAF Confederation Cup by the
skin of their teeth against Equatorial
Guinean side, Leones Vegetarianos.

Dolphins sealed their passage into the
first round after a 5-3 win on penalties
following a 1-1 aggregate score over two
legs. Players unrest over unpaid salary
arrears have dogged their build-up to
this game and may affect their
performance as they face 12-time
Tunisian league champions, Club
Africain. How the Port Harcourt-based
club will navigate themselves past the
highly-rated Tunisian club over two legs
remains to be seen starting from the
first leg on Saturday in Tunis.

oya seun and honeric01 come and do justice to all NPL club thread today, there are live action today.

Warri Wolves' CAF
Confederation Cup opponent,
Dedebit SC of Ethiopia, arrived
in Nigeria on Thursday
afternoon.

The CAF Confederation Cup
second round, first leg match
between Warri Wolves FC and
Dedebit SC has been fixed for
Saturday at the Warri City
Stadium, the Ethiopian Club,
arrived Lagos on Thursday
afternoon and were Air-lifted to
Benin before making it to Warri
by road.

The match Commissioner , Al-
Hadj Jawulu from Ghana and
Match Officials, Hassan
Mohammed Hagi, Hamza Hagi
Abdi, Bashir SH Abdi Suleiman
and Bashir Olad Arab , all from
Somalia arrived Warri on
Thursday afternoon for the 1st
leg, second round of the
Championship.

The Media Manager of the
Club, Etu Moses on Thursday
evening told newsmen about
the arrival of the Ethiopian club
and the match officials.

The stage is now set for the
match which promises to be
explosive as both sides have
what it takes to make it to the
next round.

" I can confirm to you that the
visiting team finally landed in
Lagos on Thursday afternoon
and we could not get a direct
flight to Warri so we took them
to Benin which is less than 100
km and from there, they
travelled to Warri by road,"Etu
told newsmen.

"As for the Match Officials, they
arrived on time so they flew
straight to Warri and we thank
God for their safe arrival. All is
now set for the match and we
are praying for a good weather
on Saturday. We will continue
to appeal to our fans to come
out in thousands to watch the
all important match. In Ethiopia,
we have been told that we will
meet not less than 35 thousand
fans so if we can get about
20,000 fans here, it will go a
long way in motivating the
players for a good victory" said
Etu.

uduokirika1:
Rangers Fc holds that record!


The last CHAN championship in SouthAfrica saw Rangers parade more stars in d. Super eagles team than anyother clubside.

I'm ready for d debate the afforementioned is for appetizer

which rangers? Warri wolves hold the record, talking about ifeanyi ubah united, who know that mumu and senseless and relegation bound team club

rukkyland:
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am good n u

mine is garri+ cold water+milk+chocolate and groundnut

true Daughter of Urhobo, #Proudly Urhobo till I die

ufojude:
Urhobo girls eyes too strong, all the many girls when dey hia no one get display pix. Urhobo girls Urhobo wayo nor go finish

so na display pics u come find for here abi, onyoshi

CAF Confederation Cup
Saturday March 14th 2015


Club Africain vs Dolphins

Warri Wolves vs Dedebit


CAF Champions League
Sunday March 15th 2015


Enyimba vs Smouha SC

Moghreb Tetouan vs Kano Pillars
(Postponed till March 21st 2015)

OdenigboAroli:
Are we still talking about the washed up Salami. Get serious ,lady. Una don already collect two black eyes from mmanwu Anaedo....lol

which washed up Salami, the one every team is dreaming to have, the only reason Ifeanyi ubah beat Warri Wolves that on Saturday was because their coach was not around, he was in UK undergoing a coach training.

A 24 man team made up of 18 players and 6
Officials of Dedebit SC Football Club from
Ethiopia, Warri Wolves FC opponents in the
CAF Confederation Cup match fixed for
Saturday at the Warri City Stadium arrived
Lagos on Thursday afternoon and were Air-
lifted to Benin before making it to Warri by
road.


At the Same time, the match Commissioner,
Al-Hadj Jawulu from Ghana and Match
Officials, Hassan Mohammed Hagi, Hamza
Hagi Abdi, Bashir SH Abdi Suleiman and
Bashir Olad Arab , all from Somalia arrived
Warri on Thursday afternoon for the 1st leg,
second round of the Championship. In a
brief Statement released to the press by the
Media Manager of the Club, Etu Moses on
Thursday evening, the stage is now set for
the match which promises to be explosive as
both sides have what it takes to make it to
the next round. " I can confirm to you that
the visiting team finally landed in Lagos on
Thursday afternoon and we could not get a
direct flight to Warri so we took them to
Benin which is less than 100km and from
there, they travelled to Warri by road. As for
the Match Officials, they arrived on time so
they flew straight to Warri and we thank God
for their safe arrival. With their arrival, all is
now set for the match and we are praying
for a good weather on Saturday.

We will
continue to appeal to our fans to come out
in thousands to watch this classical match. In
Ethiopia, we have been told that we will
meet not less than 35 thousand fans so if we
can get about 20,000 fans here, it will go a
long way in motivating the players for a good
victory" said Etu.

Salami and our coach are back no mercy for any team we catch

Gbolahan Salami
will play for
Warri Wolves in
the 2014/15
Nigeria
Professional
Football League
(NPFL) season
after his move
to Serbian club Red Star Belgrade fell
through.

The striker has also been registered to
play for Wolves in the 2015 Caf
Confederation Cup.

Moses Etu, media chief of the club, said
Salami would be available for selection as
the new season gets under way this
weekend.

“I can confirm to you that Salami will
resume this weekend after discussions
with the management.

“I also spoke with him and he confirmed
he will be available this weekend to fight
for his shirt. The good thing is that we
registered him for the Caf Cup
assignment and he will have to fight it out
with the rest of the attackers who have
proven that they can fill the gap,” Etu said
via a statement made available to
supersport.com.

Wolves have been in fine fettle this
season with players like Abu Azeez,
Omofoman Freedom, Oghenekaro Etebo
and Osadiaye Joseph getting in on the
goalscoring act in recent matches.
Etu noted that the team would no longer
be built around Salami who was Wolves’
most potent attacking weapon last
season.

“Unlike in the past, coach Aigbogun no
longer build his team around one player
to score, rather, he has told them anyone
can score and that is what we are doing
now,” he said.

Salami has been capped twice for Nigeria
at senior level, scoring twice for the
Super Eagles.

Warri Wolves
attacking
midfielder
Ikechukwu
Ibenegbu has
said his side will
complete the
job in Warri
against the
Ethiopian opponents, Dedebit FC.
The Seasiders will host the East African
side in the first leg second round of the
Caf Confederation Cup clash on Saturday
at the Warri Township Stadium.
Ibenegbu claimed that his side know very
little of the Ethiopian foes but insisted
that his side are capable of taking any
opponents to the cleaners.
“We just want to get the job completely
done in Warri. Nigeria then head off to
Addis Ababa for a formality match.
“That’s how we want to go about the
Saturday’s Confederation Cup clash
against Dedebit FC.
“We know very little about the Ethiopian
side, at least, we’re aware they’ve about
five of their players in the national team.
“Warri Wolves, too equally have a
sizeable number of national team players
in their midst who can match any
opponents in the world.
“That’s not to say we’re going to
underrate the visitors though but we’re
determined to win convincingly right here
at our backyard in order to make the
reverse fixture quite easy.
“I’ve already shaken off the fatigue as a
result of the Supersand Eagles campaign
in the eight-team invitational tournament
in Durban, South Africa and training
perfectly well for the clash same as my
teammates.
“The team spirit is quite high and we’re
positive to get everything right on
Saturday,” said the Nigerian playmaker to
supersport.com.
The reverse fixture is expected to be held
at the 35,000 seats Addis Ababa stadium
on the weekend of April 3-5

Warri Wolves
head coach, Paul
Aigbogun
believes his
alliance with the
Arsenal
manager, Arsene
Wenger will help
the club defeat
Ethiopian side, Dedebit FC in this year’s
Caf Confederation Cup.
Both sides go toe to toe in the first leg of
their first round contest at the Warri City
Stadium on Saturday and Aigbogun is
looking forward to a positive result.
The trainer is back from the United
Kingdom, where he was made to undergo
a “special training” alongside Nigeria
Football Federation (NFF) officials, ex-
coaches and former internationals.
“I was in the UK for eight days and I
learnt a lot there. I met the Arsenal
manager, Arsene Wenger and we shared
notes on football.
“Wenger opened my eyes to the modern
innovations of the game which includes
football philosophy and the use of
technology, and professionally running a
club.
"I also met the gentleman in charge of
match analysis at English championship
club, Derby County.
“I am sure these experiences will help
me, not only this weekend against the
Ethiopian club, but for the rest of my
coaching career,” Aigbogun told
supersport.com.
Wolves reached this stage of the
Confederation Cup after overcoming RC
Bobo Dioulasso 4-0 on aggregate.
Aigbogun is however expecting a tougher
challenge against Dedebit FC.
“We knew, even before our second leg
(preliminary round game against RC Bobo
Dioulasso) that we would play them
(Dedebit FC), so we started doing our
homework on them a long time ago.
“The good thing is that all our players are
available and are available for selection,”
he said.

that's great

na wah o