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Na wa oo, so no Italian world cup
Buffon retires
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Mavin Boss Don Jazzy shares a post on his Instagram page revealing a selection of players he wants in his FIFA 18 team.
The African and Nigerian music legend, Don Jazzy reveals his other side in entertainment, as he shows off his football knowledge after revealing his ultimate football team
Renowned music producer, Don Jazzy has revealed his Ultimate XI in the Fifa 18.
The Mavin Records boss chose Manchester City’s Pep Guardiola as his team’s manager and put Bayern Munich’s Manuel Neuer between the sticks.
Don Jazzy opted for a frontline of Lionel Messi, Cristiano Ronaldo while legends Ronaldinho, Patrick Vieira, Isco, Carles Puyol and Roberto Carlos also made his selection.
Check out the Up Mavin’s Boss team selection with Pep Guardiola leading the charge.​
With a team like this led by the capable and revolutionary hands of Manchester City manager Pep Guardiola, I would say The Mavin’s boss team can withstand any top team in Europe at this moment.

Team selection:

DON JAZZY REVEALS FIFA ULTIMATE XI, PICKS MESSI, RONALDO, RONALDINHO in FIFA 18.
Source: http://www.naijxclusive.com/don-jazzy-reveals-fifa-ultimate-xi-picks-messi-ronaldo-ronaldinho-in-fifa-18/

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MTV Music Award: In a week that has seen the OBO star and his rival act Star boy, Wizkid claimed awards in a perfected year in 2017.
Davido was declared the winner in the MTV Music Award in Best African Act of the year category.
Source : http://www.naijxclusive.com/fans-crash-davidos-mtv-music-award-moment/

Davido doing what he knows best.
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Dear Prospective Student, Nnamdi Azikwe University UNIZIK wishes to remind candidates who applied and sat for her School of Post Graduate studies screening exercise of potential requirments on registration.
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Hilarious Weekend: In a first edition of Hilarious Weekend we try to offer a reminder of the funny side of writing a school project.
Source: http://www.naijxclusive.com/hilarious-weekend-select-a-meme-that-best-descride-you-during-your-project-days/

John Ogu, with a wonder strike, gave Nigeria the lead in the 62nd minute, before Algeria pulled level late from the penalty spot.
The Eagles had 14 points from six games during the qualifiers; winning four and drawing two.
With the qualifiers now done and dusted, next stop for the Eagles is Tuesday’s international friendly against Argentina in Russia.
Algeria vs Nigeria match brought some talking points counting from the bizzare call by referee Eric Arnaud Otogo Castane of Gabon, who made probably the worst call of his entire career.
With Nigeria already cruising to a win with an unbeaten record referee Eric Arnaud failed to give Alferian capitain Yacine Brahimi his deserved matching orders.
The Porto midfielder was seen throwing a head butt at Nigerian player Abudllulahi Shehu. The ref instead released the player on caution and a yellow card.
Brahimi was lucky to stay on the pitch and would end up dispatching the controversial equalizing spot kick.
Below are the match talking points
1. African referees needs to show more professional attitude towards two competiting opponents.
2. Former Super Eagels goal keeper Vincent Eyeama is urgenrly needed back in the team as Ezenwa reveals his flaws.
3.William Troost-Ekong and defensive partner Leon Balogun are the best definesive pairing Nigeria has ever had since defencive unit of Michael Emelano, Uche Okechukwu, Austine Eguaveon in 1994.
4.Henry Onyekuru is a potential super Eagels star player.
5.Wilfred Ndidi is Nigeria’s Ngolo Kante.
Drop your opinion of the match in the comment box:

Algeria vs. Nigeria WCQ was billed a glorified friendly, though both teams had a lot to play for.
Players have an opportunity to impress, the national team needs her pride and an improved FIFA ranking.
The Super Eagles of Nigeria have finished their World Cup qualifier with no defeat as they played out a 1-1 draw against Algeria on Friday night in Constantine.
Source: http://www.naijxclusive.com/bizarre-ref-call-cost-nigeria-all-3points-and-the-5-things-we-learnt-from-algeria-vs-nigeria-wcq/

Nigeirans will be hoping this time to claim the award with Chelsea wing back Victor Moses enjoying a stellar season on the back of Chelsea Barclay Premeir league triumph.

2017 BBC African Footballer of the Year shortlist to be announced 10 November.
Leicester City and Algeria star player Riyad Mahrez was crowned the 2016 BBC African Footballer of the Year having claimed the EPL title that year.
The five nominees for the BBC African Footballer of the Year 2017 will be unveiled on Saturday, 11 November.
The names will be revealed during a star-studded special live show – on BBC World News, BBC World Service and BBC Sport Online – starting at 18:00 GMT.
The list of former winners reads like a roll call of African football royalty, with Ivorian duo Didier Drogba and Yaya Toure, Jay-Jay Okocha of Nigeria and Liberian legend George Weah having all been voted the continent’s best.
A panel including Emmanuel Amuneke, an African and 1996 Olympic champion, Arnaud Djoum, a 2017 Africa Cup of Nations winner with Cameroon, and Jean Sseninde, of Uganda and Crystal Palace Ladies, will discuss this year’s nominees.
The five will all be seeking to follow the footsteps of reigning winner Riyad Mahrez, who starred for both Premier League champions Leicester City and Algeria in 2016.
Winning last year’s award, Mahrez said: “It means a lot; it’s something big for African players so I am very happy, I am very proud. For African players, it’s a huge honour.”
Peter Okwoche and Mimi Fawaz will present Saturday’s show in front of a live audience in London, while fans will also be able to keep up with the proceedings via social media.
Fans can vote for their favourite via the BBC African football website from 19:00 GMT on Saturday, 11 November until the vote closes at 18:00 GMT on Monday, 27 November.
The winner will be announced live at 17:30 GMT on Monday, 11 December.

2017 BBC African Footballer of the Year shortlist to be announced 10 November.
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Cultisim in our higher Institution seem ever present with each passing year, breeding new members and causing chaos and havoc for all students alike.
A secret cult is as an organization where individuals come together to pledge their allegiances, under an oath and have a social bond of commitment and dedication for the good of the organization.
Why are cults so popular among the youths nowadays? What are the main types of cultism in Nigeria and what symbols do they have?
Cultisim in Nigerian universities have both the male and female confraternities which usually thrive at universities and even outside of campus.
The main reason some folks join cult geoups are for the lust for power, riches, and prestigious status in campus and the society at large.
Having being in the books of Ebonyi state ubiversity in 2009, I felt the harsh reality of being a potential cult target. Every outing and class related activity was a room to intimate fresh students and old ones.
On daily basis cult members from different confratanity try to recruit new members, cult group ranging from Aye (), Vikings (Baggers) Buccaneers (Sea Dogs), Aye Apachee (②②), Supreme Eiye con fraternity etc, have for years been a thorn in the flesh on most students in the Nigerian universities thus the question which confraternity was a thorn in your flesh during school days?

Cultisim in our higher Institution seem ever present with each passing year, breeding new members and causing chaos and havoc for all students alike.
A secret cult is as an organization where individuals come together to pledge their allegiances, under an oath and have a social bond of commitment and dedication for the good of the organization.
Why are cults so popular among the youths nowadays? What are the main types of cultism in Nigeria and what symbols do they have?
Cultisim in Nigerian universities have both the male and female confraternities which usually thrive at universities and even outside of campus.
The main reason some folks join cult geoups are for the lust for power, riches, and prestigious status in campus and the society at large.
Having being in the books of Ebonyi state ubiversity in 2009, I felt the harsh reality of being a potential cult target. Every outing and class related activity was a room to intimate fresh students and old ones.
On daily basis cult members from different confratanity try to recruit new members, cult group ranging from Aye (), Vikings (Baggers) Buccaneers (Sea Dogs), Aye Apachee (②②), Supreme Eiye con fraternity etc, have for years been a thorn in the flesh on most students in the Nigerian universities thus the question which confraternity was a thorn in your flesh during school days?

Cultisim in our higher Institution seem ever present with each passing year, breeding new members and causing chaos and havoc for all students alike.
[Continue Reading...]http://www.naijxclusive.com/cultisim-which-cult-group-made-life-unbearable-for-you-in-higher-institution/

Cultisim in our higher Institution seem ever present with each passing year, breeding new members and causing chaos and havoc for all students alike.
[Continue Reading...]http://www.naijxclusive.com/cultisim-which-cult-group-made-life-unbearable-for-you-in-higher-institution/

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