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skypper:
Nigeria and Cote d’Ivoire arrive for Olympic qualifier

24 hours after the encounter in Abidjan, the two nations’ delegations flew into Nigeria’s commercial capital city on Friday evening.
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Having landed in Lagos, Christopher Danjuma’s side was immediately lodged at the Park Lane Hotel, while Clementine Toure’s team were accommodated at the Academy Guest House.

The African champions will begin preparations for the reverse fixture with their training at Legacy Pitch by 11 am on Saturday.

Nigeria are seeking a return to the Women’s Olympic tournament for the first time since 2008 but must win at home to advance.

On the other hand, the Ivorians are scheduled to hold their first training session on the same ground in the evening by 3:30 pm.

The 2019 Wafu Women’s Cup hosts are aiming to qualify for the first time for the quadrennial women’s event in Tokyo next year.

The winner of the contest at Agege Stadium will progress to face either Cameroon or DR Congo in the fourth round of the series.




Read more here https://thickmatch.com/nigeria-cote-divoire-arrive-olympic-qualifier/

8stargeneral:
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engineerboat:
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WhiteSoup:
You employ a manager to manage your company. The package comes with salary, housing, medicals and so on.

The manager then disappears for 96 days on medical leave, sends you a letter saying he has handed over to the assistant manager to coordinate in his absence, assuring you that there is no vacuum in the office.

During his disappearance, you only see his photos on Facebook, no calls, no video messages directly to you YET YOU ARE THE ONE STILL PAYING HIS BILLS WHILE HE IS ON MEDICAL LEAVE IN A FOREIGN LAND.

You have no idea when he's going to return and you have no idea of what's wrong with him.

As a business man, what will be your next line of action? We are talking about killing here pls



This is 2017 and the world is moving at a fast pace. For Nigeria to catch up, we must put aside political and ethnic sentiments and be able to call a spade a spade. Enough of the hypocrisy!

BoneBlogger:
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