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TFLASHOGEE:
thanks for affirming my submission now check most players and their squad has a notherner connection eaither by name's or club connections which made me right about ladan bosso being a business men so when your ear his northern brothers failed him you analysis it from Every angel before jumping on here to argue

Dis one nah cruise master

TFLASHOGEE:
jokes on you why asking me to produce list of names even ladan bosso himself didn't published to the public after failing to get out of wafu-B under 20 qualifications failing to win a single group game, why not do me a favour by producing the list to show truly it wasn't his northern brothers that failed to deliver

You're d joker here lolz! So you don't know those on the list but you believed they were his northern brothers


Thank God say nah d players wei wuna want make AE use for second leg him used finally

Nairaland pundits




Head Coach Isa Ladan Bosso has picked his 20-man squad for the WAFU B Cup of Nations tournament taking place in Porto Novo, Benin Republic next month.

The competition, which holds 5-20 December, will also serve as the qualifying tournament for the 2021 U20 Africa Cup of Nations that will be staged in Mauritania.

The team is resplendent with players from former national youth sides fused with discoveries from the grassroots.

Abia Warriors goalkeeper Chibueze Lambert leads a cast that includes the trio of Wisdom Ubani, Charles Etim and Peter Olawale who played for the Golden Eaglets at the last FIFA U17 World Cup finals in Brazil.

Plateau United’s duo of Mike Zaruma and Nenrot Silas also made the cut while Kwara United’s Christopher Nwaeze, Isaiah Ejeh and Farayola Olawale are also in the mix.

Hapoel Ranana of Israel attacker Peter Olawale and centre back Temitayo Ereku from Brookhouse Academy in the United Kingdom are the only foreign-based players listed in the squad.

Nigeria starts its campaign at the tournament on 6 December at the Stade de Galles in Porto Novo, Benin Republic.

THE FULL LIST
Goalkeepers: John Amah (Box2Box FC), Chibueze Lambert (Abia Warriors), Kolawole Oladipo (Crown FC)

Defenders: Temitayo Ereku (Brookhouse Academy), Charles Etim (Blessed Stars), Mike Zaruma (Plateau United), Christopher Nwaeze (Kwara United), Moses Solomon (Calabar Rovers), Isaiah Ejeh (Kwara United), Jimmy Abdul (MFM)

Midfielders: Oladoye Adewale (Water FC), Liameed Quadri (36 Lions), Muhammad Abdallah (Nasarawa United), Azeez Oseni (36 Lions)

Attackers: Chisom Orji (Collins Edwin), Wisdom Ubani (Giant Brillas), Farayola Olawale (Kwara United), Chukwubuikem Ikwuemesi (Giant Brillas), Nenrot Silas (Plateau United), Peter Olawale (Hapoel Ranana, Israel)

TFLASHOGEE:
you obviously making me laugh not understanding a simple word "quoted" which means reading the submission that lead to me writing mine, so of what use is me proving anything to you when all you are paind about is the notherner u saw in my submission when actually you didn't read the original post

What is there to read in the first post when your submission was affirming the first one.


Okay, who are the Ladan bosso's "northern brothers" whom failed to deliver according to you?


Just give simple answer and stop d usual dribbling you're good at.

TFLASHOGEE:
I laughed at you saying that business man learned a lesson well maybe bad business lessons as his northern boy's didn't deliver so he felt remorse and had to do a reshuffle to see what business would look like this time, and the only thing that got him the second chance is being the president of the coaches association which is part of the Congress that elect the nff president, so it more like him highjacking a slot to him which will later be called opportunity for local coachs in the national team, bunch of rogues full our football house and more jokes on them when the various age grades keeps on not developing as a result of thier usual recycling of business mans tagged as coaches

TFLASHOGEE:
read the submission I quote before you jump like a squirrel to wanna start long argument

What's there to read when it was obvious

TFLASHOGEE:
I laughed at you saying that business man learned a lesson well maybe bad business lessons as his northern boy's didn't deliver so he felt remorse and had to do a reshuffle to see what business would look like this time, and the only thing that got him the second chance is being the president of the coaches association which is part of the Congress that elect the nff president, so it more like him highjacking a slot to him which will later be called opportunity for local coachs in the national team, bunch of rogues full our football house and more jokes on them when the various age grades keeps on not developing as a result of thier usual recycling of business mans tagged as coaches

Can you prove this northerners nonsense you're talking out of ignorance

Barryseal:
Last time out, Ladan Bosso took an all Northern team to embarrass himself. This time around, he appears to have learnt his lesson and called up players from the southern part.
But seriously, Bosso doesn't deserve 2nd or 3rd chances. He's a yesterday's man. I don't mind having a foreign coach for the U20s if we don't have capable grassroot coaches.

An all Northern team indeed... Naso wuna go just come here dey rant and speculate nonsense. If to say na Northerners full SE naso You for come dey blame dem for dat world cup qualification failure.




Head Coach Isa Ladan Bosso has picked his 20-man squad for the WAFU B Cup of Nations tournament taking place in Porto Novo, Benin Republic next month.

The competition, which holds 5-20 December, will also serve as the qualifying tournament for the 2021 U20 Africa Cup of Nations that will be staged in Mauritania.

The team is resplendent with players from former national youth sides fused with discoveries from the grassroots.

Abia Warriors goalkeeper Chibueze Lambert leads a cast that includes the trio of Wisdom Ubani, Charles Etim and Peter Olawale who played for the Golden Eaglets at the last FIFA U17 World Cup finals in Brazil.

Plateau United’s duo of Mike Zaruma and Nenrot Silas also made the cut while Kwara United’s Christopher Nwaeze, Isaiah Ejeh and Farayola Olawale are also in the mix.

Hapoel Ranana of Israel attacker Peter Olawale and centre back Temitayo Ereku from Brookhouse Academy in the United Kingdom are the only foreign-based players listed in the squad.

Nigeria starts its campaign at the tournament on 6 December at the Stade de Galles in Porto Novo, Benin Republic.

THE FULL LIST
Goalkeepers: John Amah (Box2Box FC), Chibueze Lambert (Abia Warriors), Kolawole Oladipo (Crown FC)

Defenders: Temitayo Ereku (Brookhouse Academy), Charles Etim (Blessed Stars), Mike Zaruma (Plateau United), Christopher Nwaeze (Kwara United), Moses Solomon (Calabar Rovers), Isaiah Ejeh (Kwara United), Jimmy Abdul (MFM)

Midfielders: Oladoye Adewale (Water FC), Liameed Quadri (36 Lions), Muhammad Abdallah (Nasarawa United), Azeez Oseni (36 Lions)

Attackers: Chisom Orji (Collins Edwin), Wisdom Ubani (Giant Brillas), Farayola Olawale (Kwara United), Chukwubuikem Ikwuemesi (Giant Brillas), Nenrot Silas (Plateau United), Peter Olawale (Hapoel Ranana, Israel)

Barryseal:
Last time out, Ladan Bosso took an all Northern team to embarrass himself. This time around, he appears to have learnt his lesson and called up players from the southern part.
But seriously, Bosso doesn't deserve 2nd or 3rd chances. He's a yesterday's man. I don't mind having a foreign coach for the U20s if we don't have capable grassroot coaches.

Do justice by listing all the players that took part in the last U20 so we can know if what you're saying is true not just mere allegations or the normal things you guys are fond of doing.

AndSunGorilla:
Between 19 and 23?

Above 26yrs... 29 or 30+

daveP:
Its not Joe. Most likely Nerdie. His silence on this thread for sometime coincides with this appointment. That's if its down to Joe/nerdie option.


I think its none other than our "Alll right" youtube analyst.

I don't think Nerd is 26yrs.

Jasmine80:
They would had finished awoniyi or sadiq if they had tried and miss 3 overhead kick. Infact, the manner at which sadiq was criticized after his debut game was scary

Don't mind them.

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Voldoz:
Na WA ooo my 5 years course don day go 7 years what's all these self FG day kolo one Side ASUU day kolo one side.

The govt are real scammers

Ahmback:
na de money we dey talk abt. I don't even have an android phone nor a system. Bad

Isahalbash:
The Association of University Teachers of Nigeria (ASUU) has announced that it has extended the strike by eight weeks due to a lack of agreement with the government on their demands.

ASUU went on strike over what it described as a failure by President Muhammadu Buhari's administration to implement a previous agreement on improving the quality of university education in the country.

Prof. Abdulkadir Muhammad Danbazau, an official with ASUU, said the decision to extend the deadline was to enable the government to reach a consensus, so that they do not have to go on strike again in the future.
He said eight weeks was enough for the current government to take appropriate action.

ASUU sees the strike as the last resort to force the Nigerian government to meet its demands.
The Association of University Teachers of Nigeria (ASUU) has been on strike for a month since Monday, February 1
Teachers' strike in Nigeria has had a devastating effect on students who find themselves in a precarious situation, which is why some believe the union should change its approach to the conflict with the government and not necessarily through strikes.
According to some reports, ASUU has staged 15 strikes since the return of democracy in Nigeria in 1999, putting the education system in jeopardy.

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The Association of University Teachers of Nigeria (ASUU) has announced that it has extended the strike by eight weeks due to a lack of agreement with the government on their demands.

ASUU went on strike over what it described as a failure by President Muhammadu Buhari's administration to implement a previous agreement on improving the quality of university education in the country.

Prof. Abdulkadir Muhammad Danbazau, an official with ASUU, said the decision to extend the deadline was to enable the government to reach a consensus, so that they do not have to go on strike again in the future.
He said eight weeks was enough for the current government to take appropriate action.

ASUU sees the strike as the last resort to force the Nigerian government to meet its demands.
The Association of University Teachers of Nigeria (ASUU) has been on strike for a month since Monday, February 1
Teachers' strike in Nigeria has had a devastating effect on students who find themselves in a precarious situation, which is why some believe the union should change its approach to the conflict with the government and not necessarily through strikes.
According to some reports, ASUU has staged 15 strikes since the return of democracy in Nigeria in 1999, putting the education system in jeopardy.

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Barryseal:
He played for Wiki tourists of Bauchi

Gombe United I think.

andrewbaba44:
Nigerian curse no follow anything

A bad team Issa bad team

At least, dem dey manage win before

Nigerians curse don follow Watford

safarigirl:
Tiv and Igala are both Benue.

You should not even be confusing any of those two states, because they are nowhere near each other. Benue is in the middle belt, North Central, Adamawa is all the way in the North East, right at the edge of the nation

Adamawa is the Northern state sharing a boundary with Cameroon

Igalas are mostly from Kogi.

safarigirl:
I said "they are all mad" in relation to the people that he said were complaining on Facebook.

Our entire conversation was based on what we had been reading on Twitter and Facebook, not what is going on here.

You were clearly not following the conversation and decided to pick what you wanted to pick out of it.

We good then.

safarigirl:
Which biased narrative?

I know the kind of senseless back and forth I went on with a Northerner on Twitter the day before yesterday, I know the kind of rubbish I saw from Northerners since that Saturday on Twitter.

Sadiq was not a good player. You can argue against people using certain terms to describe him, terms I did not even use, but what you cannot argue is that he was good and that is what the people I encountered were arguing for.

You don't even know where I was coming from, you just came at me because of silly tribal invectives. Did I use any derogatory term on Sadiq?

You were very defensive for whatever reason, and like I told you, you know why you felt attacked and I cannot do anything about that, but I also know why I chose to not entertain your emotion-laden rant


People bring up stuff here that is influenced by Twitter and Facebook all the time, and people can make commentary on it. You can get in your feelings though, I totally understand what discrimination does to people in Nigeria.

I just find it funny that there are Northerners that are complaining about representation in Super Eagles. Very funny

Even on this thread, there are people complaining about representation in the super eagles whether foreign born or local or from a certain region- and these people are not northerners. These things are not peculiar to only northerners but a general Nigerian thing.

I see no reason in saying "Northerners are tribalistic or they are all mad."


Since when people started criticizing his performance, did you see me quote anyone to defend him?


Most people on twitter ( northerners and southerners) are toxic and senseless.

TheSuperNerd:
Don't mind our in-house Elite Clown. All pace, no brains indeed yet Zaidu has successfully held off the Wendell challenge to reclaim his place as first choice LB of Porto pre-afcon.
Zaidu isn't the most technical LB around but he is a fine mix of insane speed, power, strength and Decent technical qualities.


Never take that clown, komekn's opinions seriously especially when it concerns Naija players born and bred in Nigeria. He has always had a strong dislike for them from Osimhen to Iheanacho to Awoniyi to Zaidu to Sadiq to Chukwueze to Nwakali and like Kellycute says, very soon he will extend same bile to Akinkunmi Amoo (or he would avoid Amoo since he has now been called out on it predictively).


He is just trying to create a divide on our views here between the Home-grown talents based abroad and the Naija foreign born talents. But to the rest of us who truly support Naija football, like me for instance... I take them as all the same. I cover all them foreign borns and uncapped lads and the actual Super Eagles lads.
You know this... the rest know this. So please, ignore clowns and focus on the rich content you came here to read okay. Don't mind some detractors trying to cause wahala.

I started following this thread because of what you were doing on the previous thread about Nigerian players. Kudos for the good work my man

humility33:
Would have ignored your mention

But u know silent can be consent sometimes

U really lack comprehension of what I wrote or you allow sentiment becloud your understanding of what I wrote

I saw the comments of your brothers all over Facebook truly it is neusating and annoying to see persons call the coach biased simply because he didn't play musa and more

U need to understand that sentiments will never take anyone organisation or country far

Okay, Just someone referring to the coach as bias and you used that to tagged Northerners along. I guess you didn't see all the comments on fb dragging the Sadiq matter along tribal line and calling him all sort of names?


Since the first match that Sadiq was been criticized about his performance, did you see me complaining or defending him here?

Kog45:
If not recently i never see Nigerians complaining that their region or tribe is not fully represented in the national teams....I remember no single south westerner in Nigeria Japan 93 squad and the team was celebrated mostly by south west people with donations.Then people always supporting the team irrespective of players involved......but now everything has hidden agenda with people read meaning to views ir comments....oh he is supporting Nwakili cos he is a Igbo man or he is supporting Aina cos he is a Yoruba man...oh don't mind him he is defending Sadiq cos he is from the north,no thanks to our politicians.

Honestly,prior to Afcon Sadiq was one of the hyping players here and those who talked good about him are not northerners.Zaidu Sanusi is highly rated here even before he moved to Fc Porto,a moniker Chriskels brought our attention to Sanusi when he was with unknown team in Portuguese division one....Komekn criticized Sanusi often and he never did that on tribal level but football reasoning and I can tell you I don't rate him but am well pleased with his performance so far....Football or sports in general is beyond which region you come from but pure talent.

Sir,I don't want you to have that beliefs that Sadiq was criticized cos he is from the north?NO,prior to Afcon a lot here rated Sadiq than Awoniyi

The person I quoted wasn't referring to this thread but fb or twitter where most people were dragging the Sadiq matter along tribal line instead of footballing. They called him all derogatory names; cow, aboki etc. They said he was invited based on "quota system, connection or a minister boy." If that was true, what about the other guy invited from the same league? Did anyone say he was invited based on quota system? Instead, she decided to pick what would suit her bias narrative that Northerners are defending Sadiq.



It was the same Komekn that Said Sanusi was all pace but no brain... A typical Aboki. Can't they just criticize without attaching where he comes from or using a derogatory word like "Aboki" to refer to all northerners?


Despite all the criticisms Onuachu faced, I never saw anyone calling his tribe or where he comes from when criticizing his performance.



I have never come here to clamor for the inclusion of any northerner or even hype any player before. I followed this thread because it was talking about Super Eagles and TheSupernerd previous thread talking about Nigerian players abroad not northerners.