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mostob:
Some people just like dragging issue. What we want to know is, has it been proven that Finidi made such statement?

And let me clarify that most people condemning Osimhen are actually concerned about his brand and status rather than whatever issue he had with Finidi.

A whole king of Naples and African footballer of the year talking like agbero online. Especially when you factor in the fact that he is in transfer speculations and the way clubs frown on indiscipline.

9JAMac10:
What are your thoughts on Afcon 2025 schedule ? That will be a fabulous time to visit 🇳🇬

Goke7:
Lukaku has become the euro version of Oshimen with 3 goals cancelled by VAR that’s frustrating mhen

naptu2:
Nigeria has been drawn in group A of the 2024 FIFA Under 17 Women's World Cup which will take place in the Dominican Republic from 16 October – 3 November 2024.

The Flamingos were drawn alongside hosts Dominican Republic, Ecuador and New Zealand.

Group A

Dominican Republic
Ecuador
New Zealand
Nigeria

Nigeria came third in the last edition of the competition (its best ever position).

ExcalibursWrath:
I'm in need of your advice sir, I'm currently in a huge dilemma. I was given Industrial Mathematics but I put electrical engineering in my jamb.

I want to transfer but from what I am seeing the process might not work out for me, should I try or just stick with my course?

Princezibk:
Pls what’s the latest with our U-17 boys

UncleHaba22:
Facebook Link to watch the U17 match against CIV


https://www.facebook.com/MaxTVGH/videos/4191293877763914/?app=fbl

mostob:
Simom Cletus, the golden eaglet captain.
Evidence dey

TheGoodJoe:
To win the U17 World Cup. To come south as the best player of the U17. To come out as the highest goalscorer in the U17. It means these players are special. Managing them is another part of the story. But when it comes to talent, they are special talents. Finito.

komekn:
First of all you are fluid and elusive that's what is used to present disinformation and misinformation and to be honest outright lies.

Please elder statesman as you are , your words should be garnished with wisdom and grace.

You should talk about specifics and not your own perception self birthed view.

What's my mission❓ again another nonsensical notion birthed from what , wisdom 🙈

You are using the , Psychology "illusory truth effect" , which is simply saying the same LIE all the time and 💬 it will believed to be TRUE.

I know like many other when challenged to substantiate your position you will evade and hide .

I challenge you elder to substantiate your position with specifics and details.

komekn:
I expect a more measured and objective statement from you.

Not joining the rabble to spew prejudiced unsubstantiated nonsense.

What mission please and prove it without sentiment and suggestive notions self birthed from a dark 🌑 mind

TheGoodJoe:
First of all, I will disagree with the notion that Kanu is average. For a person that watched lots of Kanu's games, I say he was actually key to a lot of our good plays.

I still don't understand what changed but in the past,.we had lots of tactical players that had deep understanding of the game. Sunday Oliseh, Celestine Babayaro, Finidi George, Emmanuel Amunike and Kanu Nwankwo were those that really caught my attention.

Kanu was not the kind of striker that gummed the final fourth or 18 yard box to grab goals. He instead was the player that operated very deep to create room for other offensive players to shine.

You can call him average when it came to goals for the Super Eagles but when it comes to contributions for the Super Eagles to fly, he was creme and supreme of most players.

Kog45:
Chief,Komekn and Omeruo I no Dey put mouth again cuz it’s the same old stories…..he failed in championship bla bla

komekn:
You are right he is local Nigeria star,that's all .

But in terms of world football an anonymous low level defender.

zicky:
they are 22 players on the list and I believe they all went on to play for their national team. So they are all stars from that very u-17 tournament

komekn:
At the top of that list is Omeruo would you by comparison call him a Star ⭐.

Kog45:
Not only on football even as a nation.I have been to South Africa twice and I want to say structurally they are ahead in every sectors,so not a news.

Didier Drogba said something about South Africa and you said the same thing.Drogba said he was surprised that despite finances and facilities countries like Nigeria,Ivory Coast and Senegal are still ahead of South Africa in Africa football development.

TheSuperNerd:
Are you Icon4s? What happened to your original?

Anyway, point is TheGoodJoe and I have been far more vocal on why we want Amunike unlike many others who don't want Amunike but will settle for just anybody else not named Amunike without an idea of what their philosophy is like.

Icon4s is as big on this thread as the myself and TheGoodJoe but he's been silent lately.

aicon4s:
Yes, I am jare. Had issues with my other moniker

comodo:
Mafia things. The mafioso godfather didn't like him.

Kog45:
Yes Ricky Owubokiri

TheGoodJoe:
Which kind of nonsense talk is this? Have you screened to know if they are better talents than them? I hate the mindset of no one is better without seeing others. Biko, who drew up the list?

Jokerman:
See Africa Highest Goal scorers of all time.

Africa's Highest Goalscorers of All Time

1. Roger Milla 🇨🇲 - 503 goals in 905 games

2. Rashidi Yekini 🇳🇬 - 483 goals in 673 games

3. Samuel Eto'o 🇨🇲 - 426 goals in 877 games

4. Godfrey Chitalu 🇿🇲 - 393 goals in 598 games

5. Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang 🇬🇦 - 374 goals in 757 games

6. Didier Drogba 🇨🇮 - 365 goals in 791 games

7. Mohamed Salah 🇪🇬 - 340 goals in 688 games

8. Dieumerci Mbokani 🇨🇩 - 328 goals in 704 games

9. Hossam Hassan 🇪🇬 - 303 goals

10. Asamoah Gyan 🇬🇭 - 290 goals in 533 games

11. George Weah 🇱🇷 - 288 goals in 628 games

12. Nassim Akrour 🇩🇿 - 288 goals

13. Yousef El Arabi 🇲🇦 - 287 goals in 578 games

14. Ahmed Faras 🇲🇦 - 275 goals in 325 games

15. Salif Keita 🇲🇱 - 259 goals in 404 games

https://twitter.com/AfricaFactsZone/status/1779260449973842172?t=n-2OCtytYF0LqVteoZWH6w&s=19[/quote]When some people start comparing Osimhen with Yekini.....I just dey laugh

MrCover:
Source: https://www.lindaikejisblog.com/2024/4/man-kills-his-70-year-old-mother-in-akwa-ibom-2.html

TheSuperNerd:
What a goal... Bony's return

Victor Boniface's headed goal. I have watched it close to 10 times now and I just imagine what could have been if we had him at the Afcon especially for that final alongside Lookman and Osimhen. Kaaaiiiii... e pain me but next Afcon we will be there💥🥂 Africa go hear am again!


Back to the goal...

See goal here...⤵️

Victor Boniface nyekor lagi setelah absen lama karena cedera.
CF/23/🇳🇬

Musim pertama bersama Bayer Leverkusen:
25 Games
16 Gol
8 Assist
Market Value: £35jt

Boniface impersonate signature selebrasi milik Mohammed Kudus.pic.twitter.com/ZdOhxhVYnf

— Siaran Bola Live (@SiaranBolaLive) April 12, 2024

Boniface took his first goal on return from a long injury layoff like a lad who never was sidelined. That is a difficult angled header to execute. And he executed it despite being flanked by two players behind and in front of him.
Not only did Boniface connect with the ball, he did it in a manner to direct the ball away from Fabianski and not towards him (some strikers would nod that ball straight at Fabianski or clip it but not on target).
He intentionally targeted that bottom right last angle. That was a wickedly superb header. The technique and power was in perfect sync.

Victor Okoh Boniface has indeed returned.

His 17th goal in all competitions, and 26th goal involvement (26 G+A) in 26 games across all competitions.

5 goals and 1 assist in the Europa League alone from 4 starts (6 games overall)

Bony the Beast is BACCCKKKK!!!

codemaniacs:
If they play the way they played S.A at the Olympics then Brazil Spain will eat them up.

Gift Monday played well in the World Cup and it's important to start grooming and training them for National first team football.

Freshtruth:
Arsenal you have to play
Aston villa Home
Chelsea home
Tottenham away
Manchester utd away
Everton home



Chelsea might be fighting for the conference league, Aston villa top4 position, Tottenham is your Arch rival they will do everything to stop you. Manutd might still have a chance to qualify for the UCL with 2 games left. You might be saying while did I include Everton they have never been relegated before should the relegation goes to the wire and they are involves arsenal might be in trouble

Liverpool have an easy ride but they are not consistent. The Man city we all know will win that remaining 7games with ease trust me and they are looking likely to retain their crown

Foodqueen:
Where indomie generation belong?

Toks2008:
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These generational labels are often used to analyse social trends, consumer behaviour, and cultural shifts, but it's important to remember that individuals within each generation are diverse and may not fit neatly into stereotypes. Additionally, definitions and boundaries of generations may vary depending on cultural and regional factors.

Truidstarr:
Zambia vs Morocco is on now on YouTube. That is how a broadcast should be done.

Freshtruth:
Even the referee enter this kind stadium they no burn am well make he dey fair. Even our players go dey prey make we loose