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CAF! CAF!! CAF!!! Is this the beginning of the end?
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This is funny but can be logical since Motsepe has resolved to lame boardroom decisions instead of onfield
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so in your opinion you agree to strip them of the championship instead of sanctioning the senegal FA, the coach and the players? cr7lomo: |
Motsepe is the worst jelly legs eediotic CAF President ever produced in Africa How much was he paid to do this? SA football association should cover it's face in shame, making mockery of a disjointed federation to the world ![]() |
Unique shoe no design like this in the world |
The timing for this was wrong though laudable You are about facing one of the best club in the world and you decided to make your target man emotional, making him psychologically unbalanced how do you expect him to concentrate in that match no wonder he couldn't score missing good chances VO be consoled not easy but nothing can bring her back so be to your children more than what she was to you! |
Be like native doctor's place as depicted by Nollywood only that the backdrop is green here Shame shame shame ![]() |
Oponu ode muntulas Get a job people! [quote author=CyynthiaKiss post=138692397]"We support Iran, death to America, death to Israel.” ~ Northern Nigerian Muslims chant as they protest against Israel (Benjamin Netanyahu) https://www.tiktok.com/video/7612208083867028737?_r=1&_t=ZS-94USP6kLECy ] |
Bros this your so called viral suggestion get as e be The Abuja public government transportation system is non-existing and individuals decided to take full advantage of this by running an unmonitored system where your description fits Bro, despite being the FCT, there are no laws, no checks for such barbaric behaviours by these golf cars Boycotting them can only bring untold hardship to commuters but if the relevant agencies can take forcible actions against these drivers with strict price control, then can this uncivilised conduct can be curbed StoneColdBiceps: |
bro, my best advise to you if you can read this is if Germany comes calling don't think twice please grab it Papi85: |
Seriously, i don't know what set of muntulas we have running our football walahi Allow this case rest, go back, sit and brainstorm on how you would avoid such embarrassing situation in the future Get down to work instead of hoping one day FIFA will suddenly look your way No serious FA will continue to raise useless and non-materialistic hope of this kind in this century Let us get rid of the useless greedy bad eggs in the NFF and move our football forward Haba!!! Damioduso1: |
Why are our northern girls so scarce to see in football? It's a shameful and sad thing, even in sports generally and I believe there are bunch of talents among them ekehopp2: |
Super Eagles goalkeeper, Stanley Nwabali, just did what many Africans and Europeans would never do — and it even prompted a U.S. man to swear he would carry all Nigerians free of charge. While on vacation in the U.S., he met a taxi driver who had once picked him up from the airport, now homeless and now living in the street after losing everything to a robbery and eventually lead to eviction. Touched by his story, Stanley asked him to wait, then went to a dealership, bought him a brand-new taxi, and also got him an apartment. The man was overwhelmed by the unexpected kindness and, in his excitement, vowed to carry all Nigerians free of charge, but Stanley humbly told him not to. A good gesture from Nwabali.. More open doors for you goalie.... Follow page Nigeria Cycle for updates #Nigeriacycle #SuperEagles #football |
Amotolongbo:it's not about data, it's about how we handle him you did not read in-between the line |
is he repping Nigeria or US |
Eediot ![]() |
9ja should rest about this matter jare Allow DRC go to WC at least they won on the pitch all this gragra na rubbish rather than out your house in order you are busy chasing shadows It will be gross wickedness and impunity to give 9ja the nod. |
FT Sen 1(1) Ngr 2 (3) |
That was a beautifful goal ffrom Senegal, our goalie was a passenger in that instance ![]() Sen 1 Ngr 2 78" |
Africa and confusion are like 5&6 unstable like the wind, how can they succeed? |
Papi85:Daammnnn!!! Bro so black the guy be like midnight the contrast is too much to his environ or was the camera the problem ![]() Anyhow congrats on your new level of career Wish you the best bro |
You can never never see Hausa man in such list ![]() |
I lost my twin siblings some years after they were born. Not long after that, I also lost my mum. That’s why I smile a lot. That’s why I joke, play around, and try to spread joy. Not because life is easy for me, but because I’ve seen how quickly everything can disappear. People troll me, call me names, tell me to “focus,” without knowing that sometimes, laughter is the only way some of us survive. You really don’t know what someone is carrying inside. Please, be kind. Many people are smiling through pain you can’t imagine. — Victor Boniface |
i wonder what VAR is really useful for ![]() the first goal tot scored was a foul on the defender kicking his leg which kicked the ball into the net such obvious foul was deliberately overlooked Pep must be kicking himself now |
Lets discuss here, what are your charges per kg to UK |
CAF Explains Goalkeepers’ Towels at AFCON January 27th, 2026 The Confederation of African Football CAF has faulted goalkeepers’ use of towels during AFCON 2025 in Morocco. The keepers’ action came under spotlight at AFCON where Senegal and Nigeria goalies engaged in back and forth with ball boys who tried to confiscate their towels. Nigeria’s net minder Stanley Nwabali had to replace his towels on occasions after ball.boys and fans took away the cloth behind his post during AFCON semi-final against hosts Morocco. In the case of Senegal keeper Édouard Mendy, he had to station his assistant behind the goal area to man his towel during the final against the hosts. Viral videos captured when a substituted Moroccan player Saibari and ball boys tried taking Mendy’s towel but the assistant goalie prevented it. Reacting to the controversy today President of CAF’s Referees Committee Olivier Safari Kabene clarified on the keepers’ use of towels as provided in the rule book. “It is very simple, and we have been clear with our match officials. According to the Laws of the Game, the field of play must remain clear of any foreign objects that are not part of the players’ equipment. A towel is not considered player equipment. It is not a jersey, it is not a pair of shorts, and it is not gloves,” he stated. “We understand the practical need, but these items must be kept away from the goal area. They should be placed behind the advertising boards or with the team staff. “When a goalkeeper places a towel inside the side netting or right next to the post, it can influence the game. It can distract opponents, obscure the referee’s view of the goal line, or even interfere with the ball in certain situations.” January 27, 2026 woramangra sports |
My one and only wish is that Osi scores even if gala is roasted black |
Who is gala b4 city ![]() If city clicks gala is a toast walahi |
The workers demands according to the released communique are: 1. unpaid wage award 2. unpaid promotion arrears 3. non-remittance of pension 4. non-remittance of national housing fund deductions 5. continued intimidation of workers |
BREAKING: Court orders FCT workers to suspend strike The National Industrial Court of Nigeria, sitting in Abuja, has granted an interlocutory injunction filed by the Minister of the Federal Capital Territory, Nyesom Wike, and the FCT Administration, compelling workers under the Joint Union Action Committee to suspend their ongoing strike. The claimants had dragged the Chairman of the Joint Union Action Committee, Rifkatu Iortyer, and its Secretary, Abdullahi Umar Saleh, before the court in suit number NICN/ABJ/17/2026, seeking an order restraining the defendants and their agents from embarking on any industrial action, picketing, or lockout. Delivering his ruling on Tuesday, Justice E.D. Subilim held that although the matter before the court amounted to a trade dispute and had met the required legal conditions, the defendants’ right to embark on industrial action was not absolute. He ruled that workers were prohibited from participating in a strike once a dispute had been referred to the National Industrial Court, adding that where such a strike was already ongoing, it must cease pending the determination of the case. “An order of interlocutory injunction is hereby granted, restraining the claimants and representatives… from further embarking on any industrial action against the claimant. The order shall remain in force, pending the determination of this suit,” Justice Subilim said. The court adjourned the matter until March 23, 2026, for the hearing of the substantive suit. More details later… |



