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Idolys: @Ola and Miss B, can't i have u on facebook?

Kai! Nairaland males sha. . .dem no fit see fine babe make dem throway face

See as the guy rope prof into the equation so hin move no go dey obvious

* Eseosa Aigbogun (17 years) plays for the female team of FC Zurich in Switzerland.Our contacts in Switzerland unearthed the diamond.The 17 year old wonder-kid has told allnigeriasoccer.com that she is ready to play for any of the female teams of Nigeria.

''I was born 23rd of May,1993 in Switzerland to a Nigerian father and a Swiss mother.I also live in Switzerland and play for the Under 18 female team of FC Zurich.Though,i play for the full team,especially if some squad members are unavailable,maybe due to injury.

''It's my dream to play for any of the female national teams of Nigeria.I see myself as a Nigerian.My father never allowed me to forget my roots.I was so proud watching the Falconets on television.They gave a good account of themselves and i felt happy to be a Nigerian.I have been following female football in Nigeria and one of my idols is the FC Saarbrücken striker,Cynthia Uwak.'' Eseosa revealed to allnigeriasoccer.com.

Eseosa Aigbogun scored 12 goals last season for the Under 18's and has been voted the best striker in two consecutive seasons for the youth team of FC Zurich.She has been likened to the former Ufuoma Babes striker,Mercy 'Marvelous' Akide-Udoh(record goal- scorer for the Falcons).

Highly talented and very promising youngster, and she is only 17 years.Eseosa is the 'Next Big Thing' to happen to female football in Nigeria and she could be playing for Nigeria for the next two decades.''We said so''.

* The Nigerian wonder-kid Eseosa Aigbogun(17 years) scored a hat-trick in the last pre-season friendly before the start of the league season in Switzerland.

The female Under 18 side of FC Zurich defeated Bodensee-Rheintal 5-1.Bodensee-Rheintal are the top female team in Switzerland having won the league last season,so it was a good exhibition game in readiness for the new season which started last weekend.

The Under 18 league kicked off on August 22 and FC Zurich won their first match 3-2 against FC Thun.The 17 year old Nigerian scored two late goals for FC Zurich to seal the tie,in the 79th and 89th minute.

Aigbogun is eligible to play for Nigeria through her father.She is in the form of her life and a call up to any of the female national teams is beckoning for 'Nigeria's Next Big Thing'.

The Nigerian wonder-kid, Eseosa Aigbogun (17 years) is on the brink of promtion to the first team of FC Zurich, allnigeriasoccer.com can reveal.

Eseosa has been invited by the Zurich coach, Markus Kummer to the first team because of injuries to four members of the squad - Letizia Bonfardin (bone injury), Nadine Baker ( blocked lumbar vertebrae), Fabio Humm (calf injury) and Flavia Dalla Costa (ankle sprain).

The 17-year-old special talent was in action on Sunday in the second round of the Swiss Cup against FC Aarau. Unfortunately, FC Zurich ladies lost the match (1-2), but Eseosa got rave reviews after the game and praises from her coach.

Eseosa is delighted with her progress in a chat with allnigeriasoccer.com from Switzerland.

''It was my official debut for the first team of FC Zurich. The coach of the team said I was one of the best players on display. I feel very honored to get praises from the coach, and I hope to continue to work hard in training and justify the reason why he included me in the first team.

''The traveling supporters of FC Zurich were also delighted with my performance. They came to meet me after the game, told me I worked hard for the team, and I had good vision on the field of play, '' Eseosa told allnigeriasoccer.com.

The brilliant Nigerian forward has been included in the first team squad for the game with FC Yverdon Féminin on Saturday. If she gets to play as expected, it would be her debut appearance in the league.

FC Zurich are third in the standings, 11 points behind Young Boys, but they have played two games less.

Meanwhile, allnigeriasoccer.com gathered from a top Swiss journalist that Eseosa may be invited to the national team of Switzerland, once she establishes herself in the first team of FC Zurich. However, Eseosa has assured that her international future is with Nigeria.

honeric01:
Fine bini girl

But is her bones strong?

The ones wey dey chop akpu 247 and their bones strong like BAGCO super sack, wetin dem don achieve for una outside Africa?

African footie is bone to bone, but world stage na different ball game, my broda

The Switzerland Under 19 international Eseosa Aigbogun is on the brink of a transition to FC Basel, allnigeriasoccer.com can exclusively reveal.

Next week, the 18 year-old striker will sign a one-year deal with an option for an additional year. FC Basel beat off competition from clubs in Germany and Switzerland for the signature of the phenomenal striker.

Eseosa spent the summer helping the Swiss team qualify for the 2012 FIFA Under 20 Women's World Cup in Uzbekistan. The Switzerland girls lost in the semi-finals of the UEFA Under 19 Championship to Germany.

[b]'' I still want to play for the Nigeria Women's National Team, but I am yet to hear from the Falcons handlers. When the opportunity to play for Switzerland came, I grabbed it with both hands. The coach of the full Swiss Women's Team has contacted me, but I told her I would love to play for my fatherland - Nigeria. My international future is with Nigeria. I only hope to continue doing well at club level to attract the attention of the coaches.

'' The Falcons could have made use of my speed at the on-going Women's World Cup in Germany. I think they did not use their speed and that's surprising because they are so fast and physically fit. Looking at the two games played against France and Germany, they could not have found themselves in this precarious position if they had converted their chances. The strikers lacked cutting edge upfront, they could have done better, '' Eseosa, who has scored three goals in seven appearances for the Swiss Under 19s told allnigeriasoccer.com.

Eseosa Aigbogun has drawn comparisons with the former Ufuoma Babes forward, Mercy Akide.[/b]

Baro: Medals table please . . . .Heard the host are leading with a wide margin,

Jarus:
See virus flying around in this thread:

Any CV. that doesn't contain your age and what you graduated with will end up in the dustbin. So you expect the employer to be finding out what you graduated with when he has more than enough CVs on his table? And you think it is for nothing that job adverts expressly set age limits on jobs?

I now know why some people are still jobless.

By CALEB AYANSINA
[b]ABUJA—The Primate, Church of Nigeria (Anglican Communion), the Most Revd. Nicholas Okoh, yesterday, called on the Federal Government to pull out of the United Nations Organization, UNO, if it continued  in its recognition of man-lover marriage in the guise of promoting fundamental human rights.

The Primate, who made the call in Abuja at the human rights consultative forum to define the stance of the church on the issue of human rights and homosexuality, described as a wolf in sheep clothing those championing homosexuality under the guise of human rights advocacy.

His words: “In reaction to the role of the UN human rights groups who were using that platform to fight for the two Malawi boys who got married as homosexuals, I said that if the UNO is now an organ for the advancement of Same-sex lifestyle, it was time Nigeria pulled out of that organisation in order to protect the moral health of our nation.

“That Malawi palaver raised many questions in my mind and I believe that many of our church leaders and those others involved in mobilisation and advocacy projects may be having the same problem, because many things are happening rightly or wrongly in the name of human rights.  It has become absolutely necessary to know more about it.

“People were using the UNO as a basis for campaign for general acceptance of homosexuality and we say if that is the situation, then, Nigeria has a moral right to protect its own people and, therefore, Nigeria should not subscribe to that type of tenet.”

“We live our life here; men marry women, women marry men, for anybody to come in the name of human right and begin to advocate that we live without regard to our moral standard is not a friend. This human right is not culturally conditioned.  Doesn’t it have a content?   What is acceptable in China, England, USA, does  it necessarily become acceptable in Nigeria? The Primate queried.[/b]

The guest speaker, Dr, Vinay Samuel, from UK in his keynote address, urged Nigerians to be carried away by the quest for human rights that will make them flourish rather than one that was contested, saying every human right must be shaped by the cultural understanding of each area.

He said:  “Nigeria as a much larger nation has to take leadership in seeking to relate human rights to Christian faith and to African culture.

“The church cannot be just defensive in this context. It is a struggle where it must be able to be active in shaping the outcome, not by numbers or moral posturing, but by careful reflection and by proposing substantial alternatives.

“The church is under pressure by the state to align its policies and activities to the view of rights set forth in the states policies and laws. This is very likely the way of the future as states develop policies and laws that are shaped by an understanding of rights that are promoted internationally and businesses, civil society institutions and religious bodies in particular will be forced to comply.

“It is not the universal nature of human personhood that we are contesting as Christian. It is how the rights within that personhood are embedded, defined and enforced. This is also true of cultures the Chinese have long contended that their cultural understanding must shape any set of human rights as any universal description of human rights is someone’s universal.”