#100 that was like 100M nowadays tell me how many people can afford #100 that time to buy house,abeg nothing changes Nigeria is a recycling ♻️ of corruption & cheat nothing more
Rebuker: Many Nigerians were stunned as Mr. Peter Obi stepped out of his car at Oba, Nnewi Junction in Anambra State to personally manage traffic. His unexpected action captured the attention of everyone around, with people watching in admiration as he directed vehicles himself.
This remarkable moment shows a leader taking action and connecting with the people on the streets. Watch the inspiring scene of Peter Obi controlling traffic in Nnewi!
SportblitsNews: 🚨🇨🇩 DR Congo FA Slams Nigeria Over World Cup Eligibility Dispute.
FECOFA has hit back at the NFF after Nigeria petitioned FIFA over the eligibility of six DR Congo players, including Aaron Wan-Bissaka and Axel Tuanzebe.
Calling Nigeria “bad losers,” FECOFA said: 🗣 “If you can’t win on the pitch, don’t try to win from the back door.”
The controversy has stirred online debate and keeps Nigeria’s 2026 World Cup hopes in the spotlight.
FreeStuffsNG: 2026 World Cup: Nigeria’s hopes revived by DR Congo players’ ineligibility claims
Anthony Nlebem
December 15, 2025
Nigeria’s chances of qualifying for the 2026 FIFA World Cup have reportedly been reignited following claims that DR Congo may be expelled from the competition for fielding ineligible players.
In November, DR Congo defeated the Super Eagles on penalties to secure Africa’s ticket to the Intercontinental Playoffs for a place at the 2026 World Cup.
However, reports suggest they could face sanctions from FIFA ahead of the playoffs, expected to take place in March 2026.
According to the reports, six DR Congo players who switched nationality allegedly failed to complete the required eligibility process. It is claimed they did not formally renounce their previous citizenships, a key requirement given that DR Congo does not recognise dual nationality.
Further allegations state that several players who featured in the playoff match were over the age of 21, yet still held passports from other countries, rendering them ineligible under FIFA regulations.
“The chances of the petition against DR Congo succeeding are even stronger than when South Africa were docked three points and three goals for fielding an ineligible player against Lesotho,” SCORENigeria quoted.
“A petition has been submitted against DR Congo concerning the eligibility of several players who featured in the World Cup Playoffs in Morocco.
“There is still hope for the Super Eagles, provided the Intercontinental Playoffs in Mexico have not been played.”
OverCalculating: The Story of Etim Esin – The Star Who Destroyed Himself
Etim “African Maradona” Esin was a footballer whose raw talent shook Nigeria. Long before social media, stadiums filled to capacity across the country just to watch him play. Many even believed he was more skillful and better than Austin JJ Okocha.
He dazzled for Calabar Rovers and earned a place in Nigeria’s squad for the FIFA U-20 World Cup.
But on a fateful night in camp, he broke curfew to go clubbing in Surulere, Lagos. On his way back, armed robbers attacked him and shot him in the thigh. His World Cup dreams—and his rising career—collapsed instantly.
Yet, despite his condition, the NFF treated him and still took him to the tournament half-fit, something unheard of in professional football.
It was said the same robbers returned to apologize, saying they didn’t know he was Etim Esin.
Although Nigeria performed poorly, his talent was undeniable. He was called up to the Super Eagles and secured a professional contract in Belgium. The national team was even being built around him.
Not long after arriving in Europe, Stephen Keshi—then a senior player—warned him about the danger of getting involved with foreign women, as false rape allegations against Black players were common.
But Etim did not listen. Soon, he was accused of raping a minor, a scandal so serious that he fled Belgium to avoid prison, abandoning his contract and his European future.
The allegation shut the doors of the Super Eagles and Europe forever. He couldnot go to USA'94 World Cup.
He returned to the Nigerian league, but his career never recovered. His fall created the space for Austin JJ Okocha to rise and become a legend.
Twenty-five years later, the allegation of rape was finally proven to be false. But the damages had already been done, his career and future destroyed forever.
Today, Etim Esin lives quietly in Akwa Ibom State, largely forgotten by Nigerian football. And I know that sometimes, as he sits alone, he must be wondering “What If? " What Could Have Been?”
Reflection: Indiscipline has destroyed many stars. Etim Esin remains one of the clearest examples of a destiny that slipped away.
It pains me for this guy ooo.chaiii what a wasteful fortune.
Any lady you haven't taken to alter is not yet yours so testing her loyalty by impersonation is just a waste of time.Lady's always get a backup guys b4 tying knot with their guy,because she too is doubting your loyalty. [b][/b] Meanwhile there are so many ways to catch unfaithful girls without any excuses your approach to test her is very very poor.