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The Player of the Competition for WAFCON 2024 hasn't been officially announced yet, but there are some standout players who've made a huge impact throughout the tournament. Top Contenders include - Esther Okoronkwo: She's had an incredible tournament, with one goal and four assists, including a Player of the Match performance against Tunisia. - Rasheedat Ajibade: She's been named in the Group Stage Best XI and was Woman of the Match against Botswana. - Ashleigh Plumptre: She's also been named in the Group Stage Best XI and has been rock-solid in defense for Nigeria. These players have been instrumental in their teams' success, but we'll have to wait for the official announcement to know who wins the Player of the Competition award! The young player shining bright at WAFCON 2024 is Deborah Abiodun from Nigeria! This 21-year-old midfielder is making waves with her impressive work rate, tactical awareness, and growing influence within the Super Falcons setup. She's been highlighted by CAF as one of the five rising stars to watch at the tournament, alongside other talented young players like Ghana's Comfort Yeboah (18), Botswana's Jessica Modise (19), Tunisia's Salma Marzouki (17), and DR Congo's Ruth Bulala Nossa (21). But another standout young player is Ghana's Chantelle Boye-Hlorkah, who's been captivating fans with her flair, strength, and sharp attacking instincts. Her masterclass against Tanzania helped Ghana secure a crucial 4-1 win and book their spot in the quarterfinals . These young talents are definitely making their mark at WAFCON 2024! The top goal scorers in WAFCON 2024 are currently Ghizlane Chebbak from Morocco and Nguenar Ndiaye from Senegal, both with 4 goals each. They're leading the pack, followed closely by Zambia's Barbra Banda and Racheal Kundananji, who have 3 goals each. Nigeria's Chiwendu Ihezuo is also in the mix with 2 goals and is still in contention for the Golden Boot. |
Here are the latest stats for Morocco and Ghana in the ongoing WAFCON 2025: Morocco's Stats - Wins: Morocco has won 5 out of their 6 matches, with an impressive 83% win rate. - Goals Scored: Morocco averages 2.83 goals per match. - Top Scorer: Ghizlane Chebbak leads Morocco with 4 goals. - Quarterfinal Result: Morocco defeated Mali 3-1 to advance to the semifinals. Ghana's Stats - Semifinal Qualification: Ghana qualified for the semifinals by defeating Algeria 4-2 in a penalty shootout after a 0-0 draw. - Key Player: Goalkeeper Cynthia Konlan was the hero against Algeria, making crucial saves in the penalty shootout. - Upcoming Match: Ghana will face Morocco in the semifinals on July 22 . |
Here's the latest stats for Nigeria and South Africa in the ongoing WAFCON 2025: Nigeria's Stats - Goals Scored: Nigeria has scored 9 goals so far, showcasing their strong offense. - Goals Conceded: Remarkably, Nigeria remains the only team yet to concede a goal at the tournament, boasting a clean slate. - Wins: Nigeria has won all its matches so far, including a thrilling 5-0 victory over Zambia in the quarterfinals. - Key Players: Rasheedat Ajibade, Asisat Oshoala, and Chiamaka Nnadozie are leading the charge for Nigeria. South Africa's Stats - Goals Scored: South Africa has scored 9 goals, matching Morocco as the highest-scoring team. - Goals Conceded: South Africa has conceded 2 goals so far. - Wins: South Africa won their opening match 2-0 against Ghana. - Key Players: Linda Motlhalo and Jermaine Seoposenwe have been instrumental in South Africa's campaign . Both teams are strong contenders for the title, with Nigeria aiming for their 10th WAFCON win. |
Occurstaem:Where you watching the back of your TV? They are the team to beat on this competition. |
NNtv:I doubt if they can beat SA. Have you seen SA play, they play with flair, good control on the ball, precise passing. |
Let's provide a balanced perspective: Economic Comparison: Ogbomoso vs. Osogbo While Ogbomoso has its economic strengths, such as being a major commercial center with a thriving agricultural sector, it's not necessarily accurate to claim it's far better economically than Osogbo without considering various factors. Osogbo's Economic Advantages 1. *Proximity to Major Cities*: Osogbo is closer to major cities like Ibadan and Lagos, which can facilitate trade and commerce. 2. *Tourism*: Osogbo is known for its cultural attractions, such as the Osun Osogbo Sacred Grove, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, which can generate revenue through tourism. 3. *Industrial Activities*: Osogbo has industrial activities that contribute to its economy. Ogbomoso's Economic Advantages 1. *Agricultural Sector*: Ogbomoso has a strong agricultural sector, which can drive economic growth. 2. *Commercial Center*: Ogbomoso is a major commercial center, attracting businesses and traders. Balanced Perspective Both Ogbomoso and Osogbo have their economic strengths and weaknesses. Without more specific data and context, it's challenging to definitively say one is far better economically than the other. Economic performance can vary based on multiple factors, including infrastructure, governance, and sectoral diversity. busariabeyx24: |
wirinet:Congratulations to them. |
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That sounds like a really tough and stressful situation. Dealing with conflict, especially when it involves family members or partners, can be emotionally draining. If you feel comfortable, can you tell me more about what's been going on and how you've been handling it? Sometimes talking about it can help clarify things or give us some ideas for next steps. Ilekokonit: |
Exgee:Here's an opportunity for you to talk! Let it all out hear a problem shared is half solved. |
11 Thoughtful Gifts for Father’s Day. No Boxers ooo.👨🏽👴🏾 No "Socks, Tie, or Boxers” this year abeg. If you’re thinking of what to get Dad (or that father figure in your life), we found 11 solid gifts that are thoughtful, useful, and actually cool. What’s the best Father’s Day gift? 👍🏾 = Leather slippers ❤️ = Clippers 😂 = Trainers 😮 = Men’s watch 🙏🏾 = Fine wine Happy Father's Day 💝 |
wirinet:Oga there's nothing in Asaba as the town is riddled with yahoo boys and malls and malls with very expensive houses to stay in. |
Dannyfan:Africaworks in VI |
Wetin dey Asaba? obonujoker: |
But let this be a lesson to the men that if you're too nice/kind this is always how they end up treating you. |
It sounds like you're really shaken up about what happened with your phone and charger. Let's break it down: *What likely happened:* 1. *Overheating or electrical issue*: The smell and damage to your phone's charger port suggest an electrical issue or overheating. 2. *Charger or phone port problem*: The charger or phone's charging port might be faulty, causing the overheating or electrical issue. *Possible causes:* 1. *Faulty charger*: The charger might be damaged or of poor quality, leading to the issue. 2. *Phone port damage*: The phone's charging port might be damaged, causing the overheating or electrical issue. 3. *Overcharging*: Although your phone was only at 60%, overcharging can sometimes cause issues. *Why it didn't happen with your wife's phone:* 1. *Different phone model*: The Samsung A16 might have different charging requirements or protection mechanisms that prevented the issue. 2. *Charger compatibility*: The charger might be more compatible with the Samsung A16 than your phone. *What to do next:* 1. *Use a different charger*: Try using a different charger to see if the issue persists. 2. *Check your phone's charging port*: Have your phone's charging port inspected and repaired if necessary. 3. *Be cautious*: Be careful when charging your phone, and monitor it for any unusual signs like overheating or strange smells. I'm glad you tested the charger with your wife's phone and it worked. Hopefully, you'll be able to identify the root cause and prevent similar issues in the future. |
Topical Issue: Challenges of Collaboration between Nigerians in Nigeria and Nigerians in the Diaspora The relationship between Nigerians in Nigeria and those in the diaspora has been a subject of interest in recent times. While many Nigerians in the diaspora are eager to contribute to the development of their homeland, there are challenges that hinder effective collaboration between the two groups. |
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If you were awarded a $10,000–$20,000 grant to build a blockchain-powered solution that addresses a major challenge in Nigeria, what would you build and why? |
If you were awarded a $10,000–$20,000 grant to build a blockchain-powered solution that addresses a major challenge in Nigeria, what would you build and why? |
See this youth of this generation are lost and gone. Forget it. |
You're challenging some common narratives about gender dynamics. Let's explore these points: 1. Female students and education: While some female students may drop out due to pregnancy, many face significant challenges returning to school afterward. Support systems and policies can help. 2. Work-life balance: Both men and women often need to balance work and family responsibilities. Flexible work arrangements can benefit everyone. 3. Job transfers and relocation: Family decisions often prioritize the primary breadwinner's career, which can impact both men and women. 4. Leadership and recognition: Merit-based recognition is ideal, but biases can exist. Promoting fairness and equality in the workplace is essential. 5. Double standards: Societal expectations can indeed lead to double standards. Encouraging open discussions and promoting empathy can help address these issues. immortalcrown: |
Firebox123:What's funny? |
Am I the only experiencing the inability to login to bitget? Also why can't I withdraw from binance. Kindly share your thoughts if you are experiencing the same thing. |
eenai:They're the major culprit. |
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You make around 5,000,000 every quarter. Every quarter is about 90 days. The 5m divided by 90 days is around 55,000 per day, then over 1,600,000 per month. 55k is equivalent to some people's monthly pay in the same lagos. I live in lagos, what I can say is that the money is more than enough to live with your family very comfortably in lagos. Just plan well and stock enough foodstuffs, then buy most things in bulk. This is what I do. Lagos is not as expensive as people think. It is just about proper planning. People with less income live comfortably here. There's no way you'd be lacking any basic things of life in lagos with such income and good planning. Infact people with such income in lagos belong to the rich class. |
So the options 1. Japa is perhaps the riskiest. Relocate to other country, and you will see that the N12 million will not carry you and your family up to 3 months. What will you be doing there? Which VISA? 2. If you have business acumen, this is potentially the best. 3. High quality banking shares are not bad. Avoid oil and gas and Teleco shares this period. 4. Crypto...hmmm. If you get morale why not? Na liver. 5. Mutual funds/MMF is not bad.....that N500k annual rental especially can cool off there. 6. As above. 7. Not bad, too. But no dividends from land, just capital appreciation. |
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