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No More LEADERSHIP BY FORCE. I Tell You, 'You Won't LAST!'

Yes oooo. God should help us oooo. Naira losing it Value...is one great issue to tackle seriously. Naija dey for big mess. I pray we recover soon.

This is a real test of Faith by life crazy situations. I pray that God will strenghten you. I know that all things would soon be alright. This same thing happened to Benny Hinn. It's a test. All is gonna be alright.

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#DansukiGate ...... Now #BudgetGate ............new gates keep opening after one another.... PMB O dowo yin ooooo

AaronDonald:
He yielded to curiosity.

Okay oooo

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Fifa Under-17 World Cup- winning coach, Emmanuel Amuneke, has been elevated to the post of coach of the national Under-20 side, the Flying Eagles.

Amuneke led a band of exciting teenagers like Samuel Chukwueze, Victor Osimhen and Kelechi Nwakali to win the Under-17 World Cup title in Chile last year and has now been rewarded.

Feelers from the Nigeria Football Federation (NFF) suggested Amuneke got the nod ahead of Manu Garba because it was agreed it would be better he continues with the same set of players who are expected to progress to the under-20 level.

Amuneke was assistant to Garba in 2013 when the Golden Eaglets won the trophy at the Fifa Under-17 World Cup in the UAE and made an excellent transition when handed the reins after Manu got the Under-20 job.

In a reversal of fortunes, Manu will now groom a new set of under-17 players for the next Fifa Under-17 World Cup to be hosted by India.

The NFF Executive Committee endorsed the recommendation of the Technical and Development Committee and approved Emmanuel Amuneke as the new coach of the Flying Eagles after a meeting in Abuja on Tuesday. “

The Committee endorsed the recommendation of the Technical and Development Committee for the reconstitution of the technical crew of the Under-20 National Team, Flying Eagles,” at statement from the Executive Committee read. “

Erstwhile under-17 head coach, Emmanuel Amuneke, now heads the under-20 crew with Kabiru Baleria and Emeka Amadi as assistant coach and goalkeeper trainer respectively."

Amuneke’s first task will be to navigate the Flying Eagles towards qualifying for the Caf Under-20 Nations Cup to be hosted by Zambia.

http://mobi.supersport.com/football/nigeria/news/160217/Amuneke_gets_Flying_Eagles_job

Cc: Seun, lalasticlala. Pls move to frontpage.

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lol it funny......''I am making myself d PDP Chairman'' said the man.

Police!!! I understand una

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Being a man has to do with taking responsibilities. It's good if one is able to do that. And i think every serious guy should set that as a goal unless for some circumstances that may cause it.

For me by 25 i already said it. I'm out!

Fear GOD O ye People!

Na wa for una OP.....................u no get work!

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A good job well done!!! Thanks Sir!

Dudeweedlmao:
But then how come even under the most corrupt government (GEJ) the naira was never this useless?

The previous administration caused this and not d present admin. That's how bad those things they have done is affecting the present Administration

This man is capable. I trust Osinbajo

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WOW!

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sorry! He's a doctor!

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