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After their defeat by Croatia, Nigeria Players were
so ashamed of their failure that they decided to
hide their identity so that they would not be
recognized.

Moses dressed like a monk. While walking on the
streets of Moscow in Russia, suddenly an old lady
walked up to him and said:

"Hi Moses!" Amazed and angry that an old lady
had recognized him, he went back and dressed
like a Muslim girl, covering his whole face leaving
only the eyes.
Again he bumped into the same old lady and she
said:

"Moses, nice meeting you again!"
Confused and puzzled he asked,"But how did you
recognize me ma'am?"

The old lady laughed out loud and said:
"Are you stupid or what? It's me Iwobi

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TheSuperNerd:
Not even close to insulting. I have not even started with him. That was just a preamble. I was only stating his actual nomenclature. Like honestly...

To what end, you are one of the most intelligent young guy here. i like reading your discourse concerning our national team. but bringing your self to the extent of exchanging words with komenk is disturbing. you can learn from the way your dad(icon4) handle forgiveness in a very simple and respectable way.

well, minister of agriculture. without minding words i think you are on the right track. please close the border so that i can sell my rice on high price. am a farmer and i can boastfully say I've benefited from buhari agricultural policies.

how is it your concern.

this one go say him na 23 years

this are the things i like to see, all this past criminals should be jail one after the other.

Smellymouth:
Who else skipped the name?

lol, you are a clown.

edi287:
Good point but Chelsea got Cahill when Bolton were still in the epl for 5m.

boss sorry to come in, but i don't think Chelsea sign Cahill from Bolton. he was sign from Everton.






modify: you right edi287

naptu2:
Teams that have qualified for the Nations Cup


Cameroon,
South Africa,
Algeria,
Zambia,
Mali,
Equatorial Guinea,
Nigeria
and Ghana

will compete for the 2018 African Women's Nations Cup in Ghana from November 17 to December 1.

just imagine having Nigeria, Ghana, Cameroon, equatorial Guinea in one group.

Elder001:
Submissiveness is earned not something you acquire because you've a 'penis'.

One of the numerous problems with African men is they can't reciprocate the submissiveness. Submissiveness is supposed to be reciprocal (that's if you so much desire it) .
Marriage is all about communication and understanding not submissiveness because you're trying to lord over the woman with the submissiveness talk.
Please, don't tell me you paid bride price so you deserve whatever you want. no it doesn't work that way.

You can't turn a woman into your slave because you paid a little amount of money for bride price .


and also you work to earn respect. You're man doesn't automatically give you a right to be respected by the female folks.

Is disappointing to read such puerile submission from you i would have expect a female to make such comment. but well! what you desire is what you get i won't allow a woman a paid peanut for to oppose me.

With wonderful and unique pictures like this am tempted to ask if there are poor people in China.

Brazil 2 vs Croatia 0

see as banky W dey sun teeth like Christmas goat at 37 no single issue to show that you are a complete man. but your prodigy wiz kid has already drop two.hiss

how much does it cost (250 liter)

Opposition Analysis: How can Nigeria beat
England?



Ahead of Saturday's international friendly between
Nigeria and England, ex-Zambia assistant coach
and Queens Park Rangers opposition analyst Irfan
Kawri assesses the Three Lions' strengths and
weaknesses.
When Nigeria's Gernot Rohr looks at the England
World Cup squad, three words will surely spring
to mind: youth, potential and talent, and the
Super Eagles must be wary when they step onto
the turf at Wembley on Saturday.
England coach Gareth Southgate has spoken a lot
about his playing philosophy, and has talked a lot
about his style of play.
He clearly wants a possession-based team that
attacks the opposition playing through the thirds
and developing the play from the back.
It's imperative that Nigeria don't let England
settle into this rhythm and ensure that they break
up the home side's attempts to establish their
dominance in the heart of the midfield and control
the game.
If he's passed fit to play - and if he's risked -
Wilfred Ndidi could be key for the Super Eagles.
He was the Premier League's most effective
tackler last term, and he'll know the opponents
well after 18 months with Leicester City.
He's a master at breaking down opposition
attacks and winning the ball back for his side,
although playing him so soon after his hamstring
injury would be a gamble for Rohr.
England also have a lot of pace and energy, and
while they're exciting, they may lack experience,
leaders and real world-class quality.
This means that while Nigeria should be wary of
their opponents, they mustn't be afraid of
England, and should feel confident that they have
the talent to secure a positive result in front of
what should be a sizeable Nigerian fanbase.
In John Obi Mikel, the Eagles also have the most
experienced player on the pitch, and his
leadership and calming influence will be key if
Nigeria are to ride out the inevitable storm, hold
their own and then establish themselves in the
contest.
Of course, Nigeria must watch out for Harry Kane,
who's a proven goalscorer in the Premier League.
The Eagles defenders will be aware of his
qualities inside the box, but he's also a danger in
the approach play, although he can be stopped.
Nigerian defenders William Troost-Ekong and
Leon Balogun must read the game well and
anticipate when the ball is to be played to Kane
in order to cut off the supply and isolate the
Tottenham Hotspur man.
You don't want to let Kane get a run at the
centre-backs either, so the centre-backs would
also do well to get tight to him, close him down
quickly, and prevent him from building
momentum.
Elsewhere, Raheem Sterling has developed further
under the guidance of Pep Guardiola, and can
really attack the opposition with pace and
dribbling ability.
Nigeria's full-backs - particularly Ola Aina,
Tyronne Ebuehi and Brian Idowu - love to push
forward and join the attack, but against England,
they must be wary of Sterling's pace and pick
their moments to press forward very carefully.
I really think the exciting talent in this England
team is Ruben Loftus-Cheek. He's a player with
excellent natural ability, who has impressed on
loan at Crystal Palace from Chelsea, and now has
the chance to make an impact at the World Cup.
He has strength, pace, has shown excellent
composure on the ball, and he can pick up
possession from deep positions and drive forward.
If the 22-year-old gets the opportunity to play
against Nigeria, then Rohr would do well to
negate him by using a similarly dynamic player -
someone like Ogenyi Onazi or Oghenekaro Etebo -
who can track Loftus-Cheek's runs and keep this
threat shackled.
In the last two games, Southgate has played a
back three with John Stones as the central
defender. Could he be a point of weakness that
Nigeria can attempt to exploit?
Stones is accomplished as a ball-playing centre-
half, but he hasn't played so much this term and
can be got at physically.
Bearing this in mind, Saturday's game could be a
really good opportunity for Odion Ighalo or,
ideally, Simeon Nwankwo, to lead the line for the
Eagles and give Stones a good physical battle.
The latter, in particular, is a towering prospect
and after netting seven times against Serie A's
miserly defences this term, should relish the
notion of testing himself against Stones.
It will be intriguing to see how the Manchester
City man - and indeed, the rest of the defensive
unit - cope when Nigeria's wealth of attacking
talent can exert some pressure on them.
Nigeria should also look to exploit the channels
at Wembley, and Ahmed Musa, Alex Iwobi and
Victor Moses could be key figures in opening up
the hosts.
England's possession-based approach means
they'll look to commit men forward, and with a
back three, there should be spaces in the
channels which can be exploited if Nigeria can get
the ball forward quickly.
If Nigeria can match England for energy and deny
them space and time, this should stymie
England's chief attacking threats.
If Rohr can do this, then he has the forwards who
can both exploit space and - in Simy and Ighalo -
engage England's defenders in a physical battle. http://kwese.espn.com/football/nigeria/story/3514807/opposition-analysis-how-can-nigeria-beat-england?src=com

fabyom:
An over-hyped Average team. If these guys beat us, I will quit this thread for life!

boss take am easy.. you are playing England, they don't joke with friendly matches. you can check their records.

Standard Liege midfielder Uche Agbo has told
SCORENigeria he was not disappointed to be
axed from the country’s World Cup squad
because he was not given a chance to show what
he is capable and he failed.
Agbo was dropped from the Eagles provisional
squad Wednesday along with Dele Ajiboye, Junior
Lokosa and Stephen Eze.
Despite his numerous call-ups, the midfielder only
featured in a friendly against Togo in Paris last
year.
“I am not disappointed not to make the World
Cup squad,” Agbo told SCORENigeria
“Since the World Cup qualifiers which I have been
privileged to be invited right from November 2016,
when we went to Ndola to play against Zambia
till date, I have been invited for all the qualifiers
and the international friendly matches.
“But I was not given the chance to play, so I am
not disappointed not making the squad.
You should be disappointed if you were given the
chance and I failed and then I failed to make the
World Cup.”
The versatile star said he was proud of what he
achieved with Standard Liege this past season.
“My quality as a player is not in doubt after I had
a successful season in Belgium by winning the
Belgian cup and coming second in the league,” he
recounted.
“And I was privileged to be nominated five times
in the Team of the Week, and above all I was
nominated among the best 11 players in the list
of U 21 players in the Belgian league.
He wished the Eagles the best at Russia 2018.
“I wish the team the best of luck in Russia,” he
told SCORENigeria
“We are one big family in the camp and I will miss
the entire team most especially my roommate
Chidozie Awaziem.”
He said he will now spend the holidays with his
family in Enugu. http://scorenigeria.com.ng/2018/05/31/im-not-disappointed-because-i-wasnt-given-a-chance-and-i-failed-dropped-eagles-star-uche-agbo/

BREAKING: Rohr Drops Akpeyi, Moses Simon, 3
Others

Gernot Rohr, Super Eagles Technical Adviser, on
Tuesday wielded the big axe as he dropped
Goalkeeper Daniels Akpeyi, injured Moses Simon,
Chidozie Awaziem, Kano Pillars Junior Lokosa and
Stephen Eze.
He will take recuperating Goalkeeper Carl Ikeme
to Russia as the unregistered 24th player.
25 players will leave for London on Wednesday
with two player remaining to be dropped. He will
name his 23-man list on June 4, two days after
England friendly. https://independent.ng/breaking-rohr-drops-akpeyi-moses-simon-3-others/amp/

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if all what he enlisted are real then is good for our democracy, but am more concern about security in Nigeria. for close to one week now in taraba state gassol/ Bali local government more than ten people have been killed by Fulani herdsmen. the number of people(farmer)moving out of the bush/forest is alarming.
And the most astonishing thing about this non ending crisis is that no media/ newspaper is reporting the crisis.

sosidauto:
Thought Tiv people are from Benue state,Are they also in Taraba state?

yes, there are even some in nasarawa state.

the first picture go good for meme

everybody has a different perception to issues unlike here in taraba state were an average tiv man will pass the night on top of the grave becos of heat.

abiolamitodun:
one's or twice in two months due to the nature of my work

you can just imagine and you are complaining. is normal live with it.

As expected, some Nigerians has the penchant of reminding people of their pass.

he was even lucky, this is the idio t representing gassol, so gassol local government have a representative in federal house and yet nothing is happening, no light no road. what kind of heartless man is this.

wonderful