₦airaland Forum

finally a sigh of relive... but the Amodu conundrum is what am thinking now.
will the gamble pay off? only time will tell!

Finally a sigh of relive for sport lovers.... But wait is it the same Amodu they sack? Now he is even on temporary base, nigeria nid prayErS

For watever reason....I thought they say we are future leaders. How com our great grand father is stIll ruling us? Or is there no leader in our generation?

Marcelinho:
can't now, ma phone setting is faulty
drop call me with 08135747235, will talk to u

sarimah am still waiting for ur response

Sarimah:
pm

can't now, ma phone setting is faulty
drop call me with 08135747235, will talk to u

Sarimah:
okay

So would love us to block, which dept r u?

Sarimah:
u in uniuyo?

Wah dept?

nah
ex

Sarimah:
yeah

in as much as u appreciate the effort of our Governor, I don't expect uniuyo to make even top 30, using the pixs above as yardstick.







meanwhile will love to block u in school, shall we?

Sarimah:
uniuyo

r u schooling there?

jeeeeeeesssss wat r happening.
those snakes, how?

Super Eagles
striker, Emenike
Emenike believes
the playing
surface at the
Municipal
Stadium,
Khartoum is to
blame for the
lackluster display and 0-1 defeat to the
Falcons of Jediane in 2015 Afcon
qualifying.
The game was played on artificial surface
on Saturday and Abd Elgadir Babeker
Bakri struck the only goal of the contest
on 42 minutes to keep the qualification
hopes of the African champions hanging
by a thread.
Emenike, who is on the books of Turkish
club, Fernabahce has now moved to explain
the less-than-appealing display of the
Super Eagles on Saturday.
“(The pitch) we played on (on) Saturday
is (worse) than when we were playing
street football. CAF must act to stop
nonsense like this from happening and
they deliberately took us there
(Khartoum) because they know we play on
better pitches,” Emenike said.
On his part, midfielder, John Mikel Obi
said he was disappointed in reports in
some sections of the local media
dismissing Nigeria’s chances of reaching
the Afcon finals in Morocco.
“Why I can’t still believe how and why we
lost that game it’s important to move
ahead and for those saying we don’t
deserve to be in Morocco, I think that is
unfortunate and we must stop spreading
that negativity because it gets to the
team,” he said.
Mikel also echoed the sentiments of
Emenike as regards the pitch in Kahrtoum
stating that the playing surface was not
the best he’s played in.
“The pitch we played in was awful. You
can’t move, the ball bounces when you
want to control it and when you shoot it
goes the wrong direction, it was a
nightmare playing on that pitch,” he said.
Nigeria can still reach the Afcon if they
win their remaining three matches and
South Africa defeats Congo at the Peter
Mokaba Stadium, Polokwane on Wednesday.
Ejide said it is important for Nigerians to
united and throw their weight behind the
team if set goals are to be realized.
“It’s at times like this that we need the
media and all of Nigerians but what we
hear is condemnation, crucify them. That
will not help the team,” he said.
Nigeria will meet Sudan in their next
game in Abuja on Wednesday before
visiting the Stade Municipal, Pointe-Noire
for a date with Congo in their penultimate
game in qualifying on November 15.
The Super Eagles then round up their
2015 Afcon qualifying campaign with a
home game against South Africa on
November 19.

onatisi:
It is always good to quit when the ovation is loudest,keshi should have left the eagles job after the world cup

u have a point

hayzed2:
He is being blamed because if he is a good player, he shouldn't be on the chelsea bench, forget about the past glory.... I prefer Kelechi to Mikel in the number 10 role

then change up we need a coach now!

now is not the time for keshi to go n put pressure on someone else, he should complete the qualifications phase n then pack his bags.
when someone put pride before anything the end justify It, now we know we must live sentiment wen handling national issue Nigeria is not keshi's sitting room,we need results oriented not ego driven!

Afcon Group A Qualifier
Teams : Sudan v Nigeria
Venue : Khartoum International Stadium
Date : 11 October 2014
The Nigerian Super Eagles take on Sudan
in a crucial Afcon Group A qualifier at
the Khartoum International Stadium on
Saturday evening.
Stephen Keshi's men will be targeting an
away victory after finding themselves
winless after their two opening games.
Sudan are in a similar position, that is
without a win, having lost to South Africa
at home and Congo-Brazzaville away.
The Super Eagles however did manage a
draw in their match away to South Africa,
after losing at home to Congo-Brazzaville
in their opening encounter.
As expected Vincent Enyeama has
returned to the Super Eagles XI after
being unavailable for the first two
qualifiers.
You can follow all the action on SL10.ng's
match centre or on our Twitter account,
@SL10Nigeria.
Here is how they line-up:
Nigeria XI : Enyeama, Ambrose, Echiejile,
Oboabona, Omeruo, Onazi, Mikel, Musa,
Igiebor, Salami, Emenike
Sudan XI: TBC

I just heard this Morning that the newly constructed ibom international stadium will host the return leg of Nigeria AFCON qualifications against the South Africans.

Any confirmation on this?

OK now wat next?

abi is he not rich?

OK president Jonathan Is Africa's poorest president!
I think he like that.

OK sir, I yave hear yu


Ebola want to disgrace pple

how can he be allowed again as the speaker!

I'm just wondering if we have a better option to Jonathan, at least for now!

I maybe wrong sha

wat is the cry all about, or maybe just trying to play the gud guy here.

please Nigerians can't be fooled

Following reports of money exchanging
hands during the last elections into the
board of the Nigeria Football Federation
in Warri, newly elected President of the
NFF Amaju Pinnick has admitted to
spending money to win his election.
Reports have emanated since the Warri
elections that some individuals paid money
to the delegates to get elected unto the
board, and Pinnick has confirmed to
SL10.ng that he did use money for his
election, but denies it was used to bribe
anybody.
"I can tell you that there is no election
you don't spend money," he started. "But
it is not to bribe people," he claimed.
"You can use money for logistics, like
people coming, you fly them in and make
them happy. Even Obama spent money in
his elections. He had a trust fund.
"So I'm not going to tell you that I didn't
spend money. I spent money but not the
volume of money everybody is talk because
everybody spent money.
"Everybody that contested in that election
spent money but it's not to say you'd use
the money to bribe people. Or are you
saying I do not merit it," he asked
rhetorically.
The 44-year old also dismissed
suggestions that money also exchanged
hands before former President Aminu
Maigari was announced as a life honorary
President of the NFF.
"I can tell you that's a cooked up story
because where am I getting the money to
pay and why should I pay, there's no
truth in that.
"I sought the approval of my board
members to name Maigari as the honorary
life President because we felt he had
done well by qualifying Nigeria for all the
major competitions. And we thought he
probably has some magic wand," Pinnick
concluded.

Dolphins of Port Harcourt forward Emem
Eduok has confirmed that he has been
called up by interim Nigeria manager
Stephen Keshi for back-to- back African
Cup of Nations qualifiers against Sudan.
Chelsea loanee Victor Moses has been
ruled out of both games after picking up
a thigh injury during Stoke City's clash
against Sunderland last weekend.
The National Team handlers have moved
quickly to replace the crocked winger with
former Flying Eagles striker Emem Eduok,
who has smashed in 13 goals in the
domestic championship this season.
Speaking to SL10.ng on Monday afternoon,
Eduok said: “The Nigeria Football
Federation called the coach and the media
officer yesterday (Sunday) to inform
them I have been invited to replace Victor
Moses.”
“This will be my first time in the national
team, and I feel very happy about it. As a
young and talented player, I hope to prove
myself in camp.
“I'm now on my way to Abuja to join the
rest of the invited players.”
The 20-year-old starred for the Flying
Eagles at the 2013 FIFA Under-20 World
Cup, playing in matches against Cuba and
Korea Republic.

Okay lemme check

Ladystewie: the guy

why?

Almeria: Nobody because she enjoyed it

how do u know she enjoy It?