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73' Substitution. Ayila Loveth on, Francesca Ordega off. Nigeria 8-0 Mali #AAGQualifiers |
71' Goooaaalllllazoo! Esther Sunday scores from a rebound. Nigeria 8-0 Mali #AAGQualifiers |
69' Gooooooallll! Nwabuoku scores from 23 yards. Fabulous strike from the captain. Nigeria 7-0 Mali #AAGQualifiers |
63' Substitution. Esther Sunday on, Ngozi Okobi off. Nigeria 6-0 Mali #AAGQualifiers |
62' Goooooaaaaaalllll! Ordega gets her own brace. Nigeria 6-0 Mali #AAGQualifiers |
ritababe:Qualifier for the All Africa Games (Congo 2015). 1st leg (in Mali) was 1-1 |
Super Falcons XI vs Mali: Ibubeleye, Njoku ,Ngozi, Nwabuoku, Onome, Chukwunonye, Okobi, Ordega, Oparanozie, Ayinde, Oshoala |
46' Goalllllll! @asisato1 scores her second. Nigeria 5-0 Mali #AAGQualifiers |
Half time. |
Nigeria vs Mali (Qualifiers for the women's football competition of the All Africa Games). @thenff Mali gets us underway. Nigeria 0-0 Mali #AAGQualfiers 3' Goooooooooal ! Great way to start, Oparanozie puts the Falcons ahead Update - 10' Nigeria 1-0 Mali #AAGQualifiers 18'Goooooooooooaaal! Another brilliant finish! Ordega makes it 2-0. Falcons in cruise control #AAGQualifiers 21' Yellow card Nwabuoku booked. Nigeria 2-0 Mali #AAGQualifiers 22' @asisato1 rounds off GK Goundo of Mali, but misses! Now that was a big miss! Nigeria 2-0 Mali 36' Gooooooaaaaal! @asisato1 with a simple tap in after great work from France based @oparanozie9 Nigeria 3-0 Mali #AAGQualifiers 44' Goooooooooallll! And @asisato1 returns @oparanozie9 's gesture, @oparanozie9 gets her brace 4-0. #AAGQualifiers |
UjSizzle: ![]() |
Ishilove:He means Brian. https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/en/thumb/1/12/Brian_Griffin.png/195px-Brian_Griffin.png |
Yekini 2 -0 Zaire. Tunisia '94. Check out that first goal. The ball didn't touch the floor! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GLWLiQ4_n2U |
axeman10:I'm still searching for clips of those goals. I remember them like it was yesterday. I can only find clips of the Maroc '88 final (also against Cameroon), but if I remember correctly, Okwaraji's goal was in a group game. Below is a clip of the game against South Africa. National Stadium, Surulere. October 1992. Nigeria 4 (Yekini [2], Siasia, Owobokiri) - 0 South Africa. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HVSRpg9oWX8 |
Nigeria vs South Africa (October 1992). Yekini receives a very high pass from Samson Siasia. It seems too high, but Yekini controls it and fires a shot past the keeper. Nigeria vs Gabon ( Tunisia 1994). Sunday Oliseh plays a long pass from defence. Yekini, with one touch, receives the ball and plays it over the keeper. He then heads the ball into the empty goal. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tXxsP2GNc3k Nigeria vs Zaire (Tunisia 1994). Oliseh plays a waist-high pass to Yekini. Yekini receives the ball and shoots it into the roof of the goal, all with one touch. Nigeria vs Brazil (Atlanta 1996).Kanu Nwankwo stunningly controls the ball, tricks the defender with a dummy and guides the ball into the goal. Nigeria vs Spain (France 1998). Sunday Oliseh's incredible shot. Nigeria vs Cameroon (Maroc 1988). Samuel Okwaraji's incredible shot. |
This is an opportunity to give credit to a group of people that have not really been acknowledged yet. It was predicted that these elections would lead to violence. There were a lot of threats and mudslinging during the election campaign. Former heads of state/presidents, who were worried about what was happening, decided to create a National Peace Accord Committee. The committee was mandated to do everything possible to ensure that the election process and its aftermath was peaceful. Most of the heads of state are old and some have health challenges, so they appointed Abdulsalam Abubakar, who is the youngest former head of state, as chairman of the committee. Members of the committee included former top government officials (General Abubakar, Commodore Ukiwe, Chief Anyaoku), religious leaders (Cardinal Onaiyekan, Sultan Abubakar, Archbishop Okoh, Bishop Mathew Kukah), members of civil society groups (Princess Priscilla Kuye), members of the business community (Dangote), etc. The committe got both President Jonathan and General Buhari to sign a peace accord. One of the sections of the accord states that the two parties would accept the result of the election. https://fbcdn-photos-h-a.akamaihd.net/hphotos-ak-xpt1/v/t1.0-0/11133761_1581235895467045_1975437676401674587_n.jpg?efg=eyJpIjoidCJ9&oh=768d4619e49bbfbbf5268175563a0bee&oe=55B40842&__gda__=1436877250_60bba90d88f7b41bb449f19110af6475 https://fbcdn-sphotos-b-a.akamaihd.net/hphotos-ak-xfp1/t31.0-8/11054271_1581222022135099_2896436616906582869_o.jpg?efg=eyJpIjoidCJ9 Signing ceremony. Members of the committee shuttled between the Aso Rock Villa and APC Headquarters on the night that the results were announced. They met both candidates and pressured them to keep to the terms of the agreement (some even allege that it was the committee that got the President to concede). https://fbcdn-photos-a-a.akamaihd.net/hphotos-ak-xpt1/v/t1.0-0/11109718_1581221845468450_2088828588523244607_n.jpg?efg=eyJpIjoidCJ9&oh=28f507695c406e7f3154f0445e919828&oe=55BC1BAE&__gda__=1436943662_dcb1aadbe86ce7c7660af7c71648df0a With Jonathan (left-right: General Abubakar, Commodore Ukiwe, Dangote, Cardinal Onaiyekan). https://fbcdn-photos-g-a.akamaihd.net/hphotos-ak-xpf1/v/t1.0-0/10404355_1581221798801788_2040267547794463085_n.jpg?efg=eyJpIjoidCJ9&oh=18fd5a495b13165350ae8ae67a97525d&oe=55B55B05&__gda__=1436303162_e679bfaaf774a93a99d53d6542f513d8 With Buhari (General Abubakar, Archbishop Okoh, Dangote, Commodore Ukiwe). |
Obiagelli:Thank you and congratulations. |
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