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Our strikers are heavy and slow
Sodiq doing nonsense
The match be like WAFCON, damaging to the eyes

Only one person stands out no. 5 all others are trash running like headless chickens
Thier self awareness is zero so many unforced errors, no ball holder using more long balls

And people will be canvassing for inclusion of home based in the SE, how will that be?
Their ball controls are horrible and sense of positioning is zero

Well I hope they improve as competition progresses, maybe stage fright dey affect them

Calling Federal Government College Shagamu prison!

I believe this girl is all out to destroy 9ja in any and every way she can and this is becoming too much!
We know we have our challenges but the country she's claiming as hers have its own challenges as well!

Check this interview she had somewhere and she called our school "like a prison"

I cannot transcribe it cuz it's grossly annoying

https://vm.tiktok.com/ZNd9ur6Ra/

Super Falcons captain Rasheedat Ajibade has visited Mountain of Fire and Miracles Ministries (MFM) to give thanks to God after the team’s thrilling 3-2 win over Morocco in the WAFCON final.

During the visit, Ajibade presented her winner’s medal to the church and expressed gratitude for God’s guidance and support throughout the competition.

In her testimony before the congregation, Ajibade recounted the journey, highlighting her earlier visit to the church after helping the team qualify for the Olympics for the first time in 16 years.

“Sometimes last year, I was here to testify after God led the team to qualify for the Olympics after 16 years,” she said. “Fast forward to May while I was with my club, it was a very difficult season for me,” she said.

She also shared the challenges she faced during her club season, where she struggled with injuries and pains.

“It was really tough. I was going through injuries, pains, and all sorts of things. I didn’t know how to figure it out, but I just came here quickly,” she added

https://thenationonlineng-net.cdn.ampproject.org/c/s/thenationonlineng.net/ajibade-testifies-in-church-after-wafcon-win/amp/

He should send his kids home first and lets see if they will stay
95% of all political post holders have their wards outside 9ja while their parents loot our commonwealth to aid their stay abroad

until we stop deceiving ourselves, it will only get worse

there's nothing like black americans, please point of correction, they are african americans
boycott as much as you can, the businesses will keep thriving right before their eyes and nothing can be done about it

but on the other hand, owners of these businesses must honestly look into the reasons for the boycott and make moves to correct and improve their services

Ghana congratulates SF

Conservative Party leader Kemi Badenoch has said she no longer identifies as Nigerian and has not renewed her passport since the early 2000s.

Badenoch, who was born in the UK, grew up in both Nigeria and the US. She returned to England aged 16 because of Nigeria's worsening political and economic climate, as well as to continue her education.

Speaking on former MP and television presenter Gyles Brandreth's Rosebud podcast, she said she was "Nigerian through ancestry" but "by identity, I'm not really".

Last year, Badenoch faced criticism from Nigeria's vice-president, who said she had "denigrated" the West African country.

Badenoch, who previously lived in Lagos, spoke at length about her upbringing on the podcast.

"I know the country very well, I have a lot of family there, and I'm very interested in what happens there," she said. "But home is where my now family is."

On not renewing her passport, she said: "I don't identify with it anymore. Most of my life has been in the UK and I've just never felt the need to."

She added: "I'm Nigerian through ancestry, by birth, despite not being born there because of my parents... but by identity, I'm not really."

Badenoch said that when she had visited the country when her father died, she had to get a visa, which was "a big fandango".

She said her early experiences in Nigeria shaped her political outlook, including "why I don't like socialism".

As a child, "I remember never quite feeling that I belonged there", she went on, adding that she recalled "coming back to the UK in 1996 thinking: this is home".

The Tory leader added the reason she returned to the UK was "a very sad one".

"It was that my parents thought: 'There is no future for you in this country'."

She said she had not experienced racial prejudice in the UK "in any meaningful form", adding: "I knew I was going to a place where I would look different to everybody, and I didn't think that that was odd.

"What I found actually quite interesting was that people didn't treat me differently, and it's why I'm so quick to defend the UK whenever there are accusations of racism."

At the end of last year, Badenoch was criticised for saying she had grown up in fear and insecurity in Nigeria at a time it was plagued by corruption.

The country's vice-president Kashim Shettima responded that his government was "proud" of Badenoch "in spite of her efforts at denigrating her nation of origin". A spokesperson for Badenoch rebuffed the criticism.

https://www-bbc-co-uk.cdn.ampproject.org/c/s/www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/c24z77yg16eo.amp

Your pic 1 is untrue bro, those you see in the pix are not related to her in any way in fact they are another family entirely with a Kwara state man married to the white lady with those kids

In fact Plumptre herself alluded to this in an interview after the match. Some over zealous journalists labelled that family as hers.

Meanwhile thank you for the info, good one

MagicalConcepts:
Pic 1: Her sisters supporting her at the WAFCON finals
Pic 2: Her dad and sister after obtaining the Nigerian passport.
We d still post about Alozie's origin. So the claim by Morocco is false. We believe the Association is up to the task to give a proper response to CAF and to the public.

The consistency is worth mentioning but the gap is gradually being closed up by other countries whose women football are also waking up

We have to translate this dominance to the world stage and it's going to be a massive work for any coach to do

Congratulations girls!

Sweet sweet revenge according to Plumptre
Morocco can never believe what hit them
Kudos to the Nigerian coach for the half time pep talk to the girls must have been soul stirring that they came out gun blazing

Who was that man in babatiga at the presentation of trophy Ajibade extended her hand to shake him but the guy refused and continued clapping while every other person on the podium shook or hugged her. I hope no be nff president sha

Ijamilusi is a hustler and she put in a good shift tonite, her effort of not giving up led to our first goal

Esther Okoronkwo is a set-piece specialist

Unbelievable, impossible, imppossicant, incomprehensible; impossible is nothing!

After losing hope in the team and coach yet they came through
Congratulations girls, now we can plug the holes in our team in prep for WC

Impossible impossicant unbelievable incomprehensible impossible is nothing!

I had lost hope in the team and coach but the Moroccans dared us and they paid for it

The substitutions were spot on and made the difference

Congratulations to the falcons
Congratulations to Nigeria
God bless the good land of Nigeria

Ayinde is a tired leg
Ohale has over stayed in this team

The coach can confirm the big flaws in his tactics starting with inviting opposition to attack instead of putting pressure on it's defence

Nigeria 0 Morocco 2
HT

Our coachs' tactics is grossly deficient for this more skilled faster and tactically good Moroccans, inviting Morocco to attack, I don't understand this tactic though it paid off b4 now but these Moroccans are very happy to explore this

And they seemed more hungry to win than our girls

Our dominance in Africa has finally and officially come to an end, we had a good run on the continent

If we don't take deliberate steps to develop our ladies in grassroot football then we can as well kiss women football bye

Nigeria 0 Morocco 2
HT

Our coachs' tactics is grossly deficient for this more skilled faster and tactically good Moroccans
And they seemed more hungry to win than our girls
Our dominance in Africa has finally and officially come to an end
If we don't take deliberate steps to develop our ladies in grassroot football then we can as well kiss women football bye

The Moroc are tactically better than us
This match has exposed the flaws in our tactics but the coach can still tweak the team to make a come back

MATCH LIVE NOW BUT NO WHERE TO WATCH IT

which kind yeye talk be this
they are getting the job done yet you cannot see it

BTW, i noticed some guys are absent in this squad that qualified us for the U20 WC, i hope the coach is trying to beef up the squad for a more robust team

NNEVERAGAINN:
see as them pack only northerners full the squad

I believe the fatal injury to the SA #9 affected the concentration of the girls, they were devastated some were crying even our players had their hands on their heads in disbelief

Before the SA could regain themselves, they conceded the winning goal
Wish the injured player a quick recovery

Ohale has paid her dues for the national team she should bow out honourably after this competition
Good game for the girls but so much to do if we are to compete with the teams playing the Euros am watching currently
Congratulations girls

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International Day of Friendship: Celebrating Bonds Across Borders

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Watching these matches is not easy to come by online so many choose to ignore them

Mujtahida:
I enjoy watching Falcons in this tournament. Great job bro
I see that our brethren here aren't quite enthused about the ongoing WAFCON.

Ajibade has lost steam, she's looking heavy mostly strolling on the pitch
Demehin is doing a very good job
Plumtre looks so determined to hold her angle at all cost
Ihuezo one on one is almost 99% sure goal

Watch it on bein sports xtra
clean broadcast, english commentary