Nations Cup Qualifier: Five-star Super Falcons wallop Cape Verde in Abuja
Right from the kickoff at the MKO Abiola Stadium, the Super Falcons took control of the match, dictating the tempo and creating numerous scoring opportunities.
The Super Falcons of Nigeria asserted their dominance in the first leg of their final round 2024 Women’s Africa Cup of Nations qualifier, securing a resounding 5-0 victory over Cape Verde on Thursday.
Right from the kickoff at the MKO Abiola Stadium, the Super Falcons took control of the match, dictating the tempo and creating numerous scoring opportunities.
Their efforts were rewarded in the seventh minute when Uchenna Kanu broke the deadlock, sending the home crowd into a frenzy.
The Super Falcons continued to press forward, doubling their lead in the 25th minute through Gift Monday, who capitalised on a goalmouth scramble.
Before the half-time whistle blew, Kanu completed her brace with a brilliant finish from a Toni Payne assist, ensuring a commanding 3-0 lead for the home team.
Second half
In the second half, Super Falcons coach, Justin Madugu, made tactical substitutions, bringing on Esther Onyenezide and Esther Okoronkwo for Peace Efih and Gift Monday, respectively.
The substitutions proved to be effective, as Okoronkwo made an immediate impact, scoring a sublime goal from an Esther Akudo Ogbonna cross in the 66th minute.
Okoronkwo’s scoring spree continued in the 77th minute, as she added another goal to her tally, sealing an emphatic 5-0 victory for the Super Falcons.
With this dominant performance, the Super Falcons have put one foot in the 2024 Women’s Africa Cup of Nations, which will be held in Morocco.
They will travel to Praia for the second leg on 5 December, aiming to complete the double and secure their place in the continental tournament in grand style.
The Vice President was received by the Governor of Anambra State, Professor Chukwuma Charles Soludo, the Deputy Speaker of the House of Representatives, Benjamin Kalu and the Senator representing Anambra Central District, Victor Umeh, among others.
Pictures: Moments when Vice President Kashim Shettima arrived at the Chinua Achebe International Airport in Umueri, Anambra State for an official visit earlier today.
Vice President Kashim Shettima has commissioned the Ijele 93.1 FM radio station in Oraifite, Anambra State. The Ijele FM Station is an independent radio service that broadcasts in the Igbo language.
Vice President Kashim Shettima has officially inaugurated the Electric Meter Manufacturing Factory built by Sir Emeka Offor, the Chairman of Enugu Electricity Distribution Plc (EEDC), in Oraifite, Ekwusigo LGA, Anambra State.
Stanley Nkwocha is the spokesman of Vice President Kashim Shettima.
Happening Now:
Vice President Kashim Shettima arrives in Anambra State for a state visit. While in Anambra, the Vice President will visit gully erosion sites, commission the Electricity Meters Manufacturing Plant built by Chairman of the Enugu Electricity Distribution Plc (EEDC), Sir Emeka Offor and also commission the Ijele 93.1 FM radio station in Oraifite among other things.
adecz: A Queen consort is not the same as a queen sovereign. She not a ruler, but just has the ceremonial title strictly as an accident of marriage to a ruling king. So, you should stop equating her with the status of queen Lizzy, her daughter.
Know this & have peace.
That is the exact reason I made a screenshot of your post.
I know what a Queen regnant (I have taught you a new word ) and a Queen consort is, but there was absolutely no mention of the words regnant or consort (neither did anybody equate anybody with anybody else). You wrote (and I quote)
"There was no queen in England in 1950".
You are completely wrong, there was.
I am happy that you've learnt something new today.
(I will not read or respond to any of your replies anymore, because the point is clear and has been made. There was a Queen in England in 1950 and you are wrong).
Look at the photographer below. He is wearing glasses, pointing a camera at Tinubu and looking to his side.
There is something between that cameraman and the female clerk that is sitting in front of Tinubu and wearing a hat.
That thing is the teleprompter.
The glass at the top is slanted at an angle. That angle enables Tinubu to see the words on the screen, but the senators and members in front of him cannot see the words.
There is a computer monitor on the ground and the slanted screen reflects the words so that Tinubu can see them.
There are usually two or three of these screens (one on the left, one in the centre and one on the right), so that the reader can turn his head while reading. This makes it look like he is not reading.
naptu2: The so-called lake existed because they had sand-filled the canal, made it narrower, built an estate on it and the water had backed up and overflowed its banks because it had no where to go.
The commissioner talking to some of the residents.
The worst part of it is this attitude of "I can do it and get away with it". It is a brazen attitude"
Commissioner: There was a contravention here, wasn't there?
(The resident was about to talk and the commissioner interrupted him)
Excuse me. I am a lawyer. I am giving you the courtesy of being a public servant. There was a contravention here, wasn't there?
Resident: Severally.
Commissioner: And you have been served abatement notices many times?
Resident: Yes sir.
Commissioner: You see all those people at the back. We have demolished their structures, so why should we leave yours? You don't have two heads?
The worst part is that in front they completely blocked the canal
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VIDEO: Lagos Environment Commissioner Addresses Property Owners Over Demolition
The Lagos State Commissioner for Environment and Water Resources, Tokunbo Wahab, addressed some property owners over the demolition of structures along the Ikota drainage channel in Lekki, Lagos.