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tbaba1234:
Not true..

Subzero047:
Messi has scored 4 goals against Nigeria

SerVik:
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eni4real:
Musa scored just 2!!

andrewbaba44:
Yes sir and this was at last year

AndSunGorilla:
No shaking, there's already a good succession plan in place. J.Y is ready!!!!

do4luv14:
Kia see wetin corona do dis thread

chaiii see as e dey waka like snail
just 3pages since

ILLICITblood:
Spurs clear Favorite to land "The best player in the championship" Eberechi Eze



Delle Ali 2.0

slimthugchimee2:
There goes the super eagles hope

mostob:
super eagles hope? Are you kidding me? Not like SE will cease to exist if he decides to play for England . Make una give me my iwobi abeg

tbaba1234:
Corona is serious. The country is shutting down here.

Nigeria is lucky not to be seriously affected yet.

mostob:
super eagles hope? Are you kidding me? Not like SE will cease to exist if he decides to play for England . Make una give me my iwobi abeg

slimthugchimee2:
Lol that one that is already chopping bench at Everton

mostob:
Brazil 3-4 Nigeria (31 July 1996)
This is not a story you’ve heard. Not a story you’ve read. But there’s a lot that needs to be said.

The story still feels like a dream. Who survives a 3-1 onslaught by a star-studded Samba squad — and goes on to win 4-3? Nigerians watched the match in the wee hours of the morning, the period when sleep tends to be sweeter, but the result was certainly real and definitely more delicious.

Parading around the likes of Bebeto, Ronaldo, Rivaldo, Juninho, Aldair, and Roberto Carlos, Brazil were overwhelming favourites to clinch the Olympic gold at Atlanta ’96. Nigeria brought their dream team — Kanu Nwankwo, Austin Jay Jay Okocha, Daniel Amokachi, Victor Ikpeba, and Sunday Oliseh, coached by Dutchman Johannes Bonfrere — but it’s possible not one soul believed they could get a result.

3-1 down and with 12 minutes to go, either a comeback spirit possessed Nigeria, or the team was lifted by thousands of prayers muttered half a world away. Ikpeba reduced the deficit from 20 yards before captain Kanu equalized with a goal mouth scramble.

Then, three minutes into extra time, the whole of Nigeria quaked with thunderous screams of “goal!”

It was not just any goal; Kanu’s second was plated with gold.

Wild celebrations erupted across Nigeria. People filled the streets, some running stark naked, some lighting up the dark by burning tires. There were drinks aplenty as shops and restaurants reopened to make massive sales. It felt as though Nigeria had already won the tournament.

And that they did. Nigeria went on to beat Argentina 3-2 in the final — with another comeback, of course — , clinching the gold medal and making Olympic football history by becoming the first African team to do so.

After the historic match, forward Sunday Oliseh said, “I guarantee you that as I talk to you now, everyone in Africa is celebrating. There is no sleeping tonight. Everyone will be happy"

BascoVanVeli:
If this virus stays out of Nigeria it could be a chance to catch up with the world. Imagine if the NPFL is the only league fully functioning with fans and everything. Sorry to say but this could be a golden opportunity.

BascoVanVeli:
If this virus stays out of Nigeria it could be a chance to catch up with the world. Imagine if the NPFL is the only league fully functioning with fans and everything. Sorry to say but this could be a golden opportunity.

Edopesin:
Let LMC air it if not any other development is useless

BascoVanVeli:
Trust me if the league can go on we will have broadcasters cued up to air our league.

Daninya111:
Solskjaer advised by Heagraeves to go get a defensive shield and Ndidi is his choice.

tbaba1234:
We could not get a decent TV deal after DSTV pulled out.

Subzero047:
Guess who?

elyte89:
BUHARI ?