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Health › Re: Your Guide To Herbal Remedies For Everyday Health Issues by SolaFide(op): 7:21pm On Aug 15
This is what human beings are doing to their fellow human beings because of greed and money .
And now we have a high rate of kidney failure

Just listing a few
1) Beans - Insecticide or cement.
2) Palm oil - Red dye + water.
3) Fried Plantain chips - Either transformer oil to save cost or vegetable oil + nylon to make it shiny and hard.
4) Fufu - detergent to ferment cassava in hours instead of days.
5) Kpomo - formalin to preserve it further.
6) Fresh fish - Industrial dye.
7) Unripe pineapple and banana - ripening in hours with chemicals.
cool Mango - ripening overnight by pouring it into smelly gutter water.

Nigerian yam and beans are banned in parts of Europe for containing excess pesticides that farmers used without proper measurement.

We virtually consume these daily, and the result today is unprovoked kidney and liver damage.

Even our vegetables are not safe for consumption.

People keep dying every day from kidney failure.
Sports › Re: Nigeria Female National Teams' Thread by SolaFide(m): 2:06pm On Aug 15
They have started talking...

Sports › Re: Nigeria Female National Teams' Thread by SolaFide(m): 7:44am On Aug 15
If #TheNFF board, as a whole, refuse to resign, after making a dog’s breakfast of Nigerian football over the last four years, the federal government should cut off all funding to the federation and deny them the use of any publicly-owned sports facility until they do so. It’s as simple as that.

Credit: Osasu Obayiuwana
Sports › Re: "The Super Eagles Thread: The Road To AFCON 2027, 2028 And 2030 World Cup by SolaFide(m): 7:42am On Aug 15
If #TheNFF board, as a whole, refuse to resign, after making a dog’s breakfast of Nigerian football over the last four years, the federal government should cut off all funding to the federation and deny them the use of any publicly-owned sports facility until they do so. It’s as simple as that.

Credit: Osasu Obayiuwana
Sports › Re: Gusau’s Resignation Calls Thicken After Super Falcons’ World Cup Miss by SolaFide(m): 7:40am On Aug 15
If #TheNFF board, as a whole, refuse to resign, after making a dog’s breakfast of Nigerian football over the last four years, the federal government should cut off all funding to the federation and deny them the use of any publicly-owned sports facility until they do so. It’s as simple as that.

Credit: Osasu Obayiuwana
Sports › Re: Hidaa Ghaddar: Breakthrough Football Academy Kano by SolaFide(op): 12:39pm On Aug 14
Hidaa with Super Eagles Assistant Coach who is currently Head Coach of Kano Pillars.

Sports › Re: Hidaa Ghaddar: Breakthrough Football Academy Kano by SolaFide(op): 12:35pm On Aug 14
Hidaa with former super eagles captain and legend, Ahmed Musa OON

Sports › Hidaa Ghaddar: Breakthrough Football Academy Kano by SolaFide(op): 12:27pm On Aug 14
Profile: Hidaa Ahmad Ghaddar - Breakthrough Football Academy, Kano
Hidaa Ahmad Ghaddar is a Lebanese-Nigerian football coach and founder of Breakthrough Football Academy in Kano, Nigeria. She has attracted international attention for coaching boys in a part of northern Nigeria where women's participation in football can face strong cultural resistance.

Early life
Ghaddar was born and raised in Kano to a Lebanese family. She started playing football at about five years old, largely with her brothers and their friends. Football became an important outlet for her, particularly because she describes herself as an introvert.

At 16, she moved to Lebanon for university studies. There she encountered women's football more directly and continued developing as a player.

Education and playing career
Ghaddar studied physical education at Antonine University in Baabda, Lebanon. While at university, she was selected for the Lebanese women's futsal team and competed internationally, including at the World InterUniversities Championships in Spain and the World University Championships in Portugal.

After university, she played football for teams in Lebanon, Nigeria and England. However, repeated knee injuries severely affected her playing career. Reports describe four successive knee injuries and five surgeries, eventually forcing her to stop competitive football.

She subsequently moved into coaching, initially working with a youth football club in Lebanon.

Why she returned to Kano
Ghaddar eventually returned to Kano, where she had spent the first 16 years of her life. She became concerned about young boys who were vulnerable to drug abuse, gangs, unemployment and street violence.
One of the boys who influenced her decision was Kabir Abubakar, who had become involved with a youth gang before football provided him with a different direction. Ghaddar decided to use football not merely as sport but as a means of giving young people purpose, discipline and an alternative future.

Breakthrough Football Academy
She established Breakthrough Football Academy in Kano around 2024. The academy began with only six players and subsequently grew substantially; an AFP report published in March 2026 said the number had reached 63 players.

The academy's objectives extend beyond football. Players receive:
- Football training and equipment
- Support intended to help them concentrate on football
- Access to schooling
- English lessons twice a week
-Guidance on nutrition, hydration, sleep and healthy living
- In some cases, accommodation/support through the academy
Mentorship designed to keep them away from drugs and criminal activity
-For players who do not intend to attend university, reports say Ghaddar's family businesses provide employment opportunities while they continue pursuing football.

Breaking cultural barriers
One of the most distinctive aspects of Ghaddar's story is that she is a woman coaching an all-male football team in Kano.
She reportedly had doubts about whether she would be accepted, particularly as a woman wearing a hijab and training boys at the Kano Race Course. Nevertheless, she established herself as the team's coach and became a recognizable figure in the local football community.

An Anadolu/Getty Images report from January 19, 2026 specifically describes her conducting a Breakthrough Football Academy training session in Kano and identifies her as a Lebanese-Nigerian coach supporting at-risk youth through her self-funded academy.

Her coaching philosophy
Ghaddar's philosophy is essentially football + education + character development.
She sees football as a mechanism for giving young people a goal. Her message is that a young person who has structured training, education and a professional ambition has a better alternative to drugs, gangs and street crime.
Her ambition is not simply to win local matches. She has said that one of her biggest dreams is to see one of her players eventually play for a club abroad, particularly in Europe.

International recognition
Her work has received considerable international media attention. The Christian Science Monitor profiled her in November 2025, while AFP published another major report in March 2026. France 24's ActuElles also featured Breakthrough Academy in June 2026.

This means her story has moved beyond a local Kano football story and has become an example of grassroots sport being used for youth development and social intervention.
At a glance
Category
Information
Name: Hidaa Ahmad Ghaddar
Nationality/background: Nigerian, Lebanese origin
Base: Kano, Nigeria
Profession: Football coach
Academy: Breakthrough Football Academy
Role: Founder / Head Coach
Education: Physical Education, Antonine University, Lebanon
Playing background: Lebanon, Nigeria & England
International experience: Lebanese women's futsal team

Why Hidaa Ghaddar's story is unusual
This isn't simply the story of a woman who became a football coach.
Ghaddar effectively lost her own professional football dream and rebuilt it through other people's dreams.
She grew up playing football in Kano, went to Lebanon at 16, studied physical education, represented Lebanon in futsal competitions and played in several countries. Then serious knee injuries—reportedly requiring five surgeries—ended her playing career. Instead of leaving football behind, she converted her experience into coaching.

She then returned to Kano and built an academy from essentially nothing.
Starting with six players, Breakthrough reportedly grew to 63 players. More importantly, she deliberately designed the academy around the idea that football should keep young people occupied, educated and focused on a legitimate future.

That's what makes the academy particularly interesting: the football pitch is only part of the project.
Ghaddar is trying to create a pathway:
Football → discipline → education → opportunity → professional career
And for players who don't become professionals, the objective is still to give them education, skills, employment opportunities and a constructive community.
Her biggest test was arguably cultural rather than sporting. She entered a football environment in Kano as a woman, wearing a hijab, coaching boys and training at the racecourse. Yet she managed to establish enough credibility for the project to grow.

By 2026, international media were describing her as an unusual and increasingly prominent figure in Kano football. AFP reported that she had become something of a local celebrity, while Anadolu documented her coaching session at Breakthrough Academy in January 2026.

In short: Hidaa Ghaddar's significance isn't just that she is a female football coach. She is building a grassroots football-and-youth-development model in Kano, using the sport that once shaped her own life to give vulnerable young players a different direction.
Christian Science Monitor profile of Hidaa Ghaddar.

Sports › Re: "The Super Eagles Thread: The Road To AFCON 2027, 2028 And 2030 World Cup by SolaFide(m): 10:34am On Aug 14
Amedino99:
I was really on a fooling streak mhen. Solafide abeg overlook the nonsense i was saying here. I didn't know what i was doing.
Baba nothing spoil. It is for the love of the game and the typical Nigerian patroitic spirit.
Facts are facts
Emotions are emotions.
It was expected since the last wafcon.
JM no just sabi anything.
Nothing that man know, e clear tey tey.
Are there are no better Nigerian coach to take over from RW?
JM has a personal bias against players in the diaspora, he said it in an interview slyly.

As e don happen now, perhaps we will put our house in order. If not, this is just a beginning of many more dissappointments.
Sports › Re: "The Super Eagles Thread: The Road To AFCON 2027, 2028 And 2030 World Cup by SolaFide(m): 7:42am On Aug 14
Justin Madugu's Coaching Resume & Antecedents👇🏾👇🏾👇🏾

❌️RELEGATED Adamawa United TWICE
❌RELEGATED ️Taraba United
❌RELAGATED ️Makwada Numa.

This is what NFF believe The Super Falcons deserve, sadly!

This is a fact. You can investigate‼️

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Sports › Re: "The Super Eagles Thread: The Road To AFCON 2027, 2028 And 2030 World Cup by SolaFide(m): 7:34am On Aug 14
So this na d record of person wey wan do 4+4


Malam Ibrahim Gushua ,kaji soron Allah kaba wansu dama su gwada ..

Sports › Re: "The Super Eagles Thread: The Road To AFCON 2027, 2028 And 2030 World Cup by SolaFide(m): 7:31am On Aug 14
The 3 Musketeers that have destroyed Nigerian football.

Sports › Re: "The Super Eagles Thread: The Road To AFCON 2027, 2028 And 2030 World Cup by SolaFide(m): 7:29am On Aug 14
Osimhen will move this season...

Save this post.
Sports › Re: Nigeria Female National Teams' Thread by SolaFide(m): 11:46pm On Aug 13
A top guy I respect so much on the sports thread disrespected me because I said Justin Madugu was not good enough to lead the SF.

Guy, how market?
Sports › Re: "The Super Eagles Thread: The Road To AFCON 2027, 2028 And 2030 World Cup by SolaFide(m): 11:35pm On Aug 13
Does Justin Madugu have a problem playing players raised in the diaspora?
Perhaps he has something against them.
Sports › Re: Nigeria Female National Teams' Thread by SolaFide(m): 11:32pm On Aug 13
The current coach of the U20 seems to me a better coach to Madugu.
Will assess him properly at the World Cup ..

Schemerkhiz:
I know most of you don’t know this, But I can boldly tell you that when the SuperFalcons were losing to Morocco 🇲🇦 2-0 in that last WAFCON final, instead of Madugu and his crew to do the needful as Coaches,
THEY WERE CRYING 😭 😂😂😂😂

The players literally assembled themselves and fought back to victory.. You all think it’s Madugu!

The players were the ones who won that WAFCON with their individual brilliance…. I have a lot to say but for the sake of the players safety I can’t..



When i talk, they tagged me an enemy.
Sports › Re: "The Super Eagles Thread: The Road To AFCON 2027, 2028 And 2030 World Cup by SolaFide(m): 11:30pm On Aug 13
Safarigirl, do you remember the username, Daninya111?
Do you know his whereabouts?
Sports › Re: Nigeria Female National Teams' Thread by SolaFide(m): 11:09pm On Aug 13
E don clear for una eyes who Madugu be....
E don clear for una eyes say Cabal dey Super Falcons...
E don clear for our eyes say this incumbent SF has no business in continuity..

The last WAFCON, we were lucky.. now we have ran out of luck.
When the Moroccans bullied Okoronkwo, did the NFF show solidarity or support for her?.babe was damaged psychologically,hence her abysmal performances.

Whether we like it or not, Nnadozie's form has dropped since moving to Brighton. After the first game , I would have played Comfort going forward.

As much as 7 players in this current squad has no business in the team again. They should retire honorably....

In a sane climate, NFF board members would have resigned honorably...
Madugu should put his resignation letter tonight too...

After the U20 world cup, the current coach of the team can be installed as the new coach of the Super Falcons. The current Zambian team coach, Nora Hauptle is also up for grabs as we can afford her services.
Career › Re: SOP,SOR, Academic And Job Cv, Research Paper And Proposal, Resumes Et Al by SolaFide(op): 8:00am On Aug 13
Prepare the necessary documents for your application.
Health › Re: Your Guide To Herbal Remedies For Everyday Health Issues by SolaFide(op): 7:58am On Aug 13
For Colon Cleanse

Tamarind
Sports › Re: Nigeria Female National Teams' Thread by SolaFide(m): 7:57am On Aug 13
According to reports, Ibrahim Gusau is expected to win the upcoming NFF elections by a landslide despite an underwhelming performance as president in the last four years.

Nigerian institutions adores failure and incompentency so much.

This is the worst administration I have ever witnessed.

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Sports › Re: "The Super Eagles Thread: The Road To AFCON 2027, 2028 And 2030 World Cup by SolaFide(m): 12:35pm On Aug 10
Now imagine this same coach standing on the touchline against Spain, England, Canada, Brazil, Japan or the USA at the World Cup. Nah! Unimaginable!!

🔴On a serious note, if tactical confusion was an Olympic event, coachito would be a serious medal contender.
Under his mismanagement, The Super Falcons had no clear identity, no pattern, no blueprint, no winning strategy, and game management was so poor, players were dished in like a raffle ticket to go try their luck.

🟠How did NFF think a man who coached Adamawa United into relegation was what the most successful football team in Africa deserved?. A man who is mentally lazy and has no idea what the players are up to at their clubs? A man who is so physically unfit, docile and lethargic, he can't even engage players in tactical sessions in this day and age should be anywhere around a team with such pedigree??

🟡Any honest person can tell the Super Falcons kept carrying Madugu and not the other way around. Their talent, resilience, dedication, diligence and individual brilliance keep covering tactical cracks that become obvious whenever we face organised opposition.

🟣They kept showing up to keep Nigerians smiling but it was only a matter of time before their efforts without a sound technical input would not be able to sustain them anymore- the handwriting was always LEGIBLY written on the wall from Madugu’s day one.

🔵I doubt Justin has the honour to resign, and the fact that Gusau, Sanusi and the entire board are still there means they are waiting for the wrath of Nigerians before they leave that office.

Ifeoluwa Leo Olagbaye
Sports › Re: Nigeria Female National Teams' Thread by SolaFide(m): 11:00pm On Aug 09
With what I have seen from all the teams so far, DEM GO ALL COLLECT FOR WORLD CUP WOTOWOTO, NIGERIA NOT EXCLUDED WITH MADUGU AS COACH.
Sports › Re: Nigeria Female National Teams' Thread by SolaFide(m): 10:47pm On Aug 09
I thought Gusau said African teams don't want to play us in friendly matches so we won't destroy their confidence. Where did we see these ones beating us left and right?.
This is not how champions play. The Super Falcons' performance has been substandard, to say the least. A team cannot go beyond its coach. Every team is a reflection of its coach.
As JM has admitted that he takes full responsibility for the loss, then he should resign honorably.
The NFF chairperson and its technical director must resign immediately.
Sports › Re: Nigeria Female National Teams' Thread by SolaFide(m): 10:23pm On Aug 09
I thought Gusau said African teams don't want to play us in friendly matches so we won't destroy their confidence. Where did we see these ones beating us left and right?
Sports › Re: Nigeria Female National Teams' Thread by SolaFide(m): 8:48pm On Aug 09
Only if Mr President can interfere with the forthcoming NFF elections and bring in competent hands.
From the look of things, Gusau and his goons will continue at the helms.

Only Mr. President can save Nigerian football.
Perhaps a peaceful protest can force his hands.
Sports › Re: "The Super Eagles Thread: The Road To AFCON 2027, 2028 And 2030 World Cup by SolaFide(m): 8:22pm On Aug 09
ChrisKels:
Nepo boys rightly being put in their place.
Even the list of invited players for the U17 screening no just motivate me .
Make we no like ,we all know the zone where talented players dey.
Sports › Re: "The Super Eagles Thread: The Road To AFCON 2027, 2028 And 2030 World Cup by SolaFide(m): 8:20pm On Aug 09
oloriooko:
She's not supposed to be in this competition, she was absolutely horrendous
Did any psychologist work with her after the racist comments issued by moroccans?.
Sir, no b everybody get thick skin o.
NFF did not even say Pimm on the matter
Sports › Re: "The Super Eagles Thread: The Road To AFCON 2027, 2028 And 2030 World Cup by SolaFide(m): 8:16pm On Aug 09
Amedino99:
omo these girls don stain my white 💔💔💔💔.
Shame dey hold me like this.
Oh well, a chance in a million is still a chance. We go through the play off route.
Play off route with JM as Coach?
Wetin him sabi ?
Wetin him wan teach the ladies?

Our football is on a lloooooonnnnggggggg thing.
Unless BAT systematically rig in competent people into the NFF, no way forward for our football.
If these current bunch of NFF continue their tenure, e go lloooonnngg for our National teams.
Sports › Re: "The Super Eagles Thread: The Road To AFCON 2027, 2028 And 2030 World Cup by SolaFide(m): 6:40pm On Aug 09
Amedino99:
I will keep on coming back to this until we lift no 11 later this month grin
We are in the quarters now so your second sentence is already false. One more win and your first sentence too will follow. Even with a loss we will have a playoff qualifier spot.
With this inept, deficient coach?
Win which AFCON?
Luck dey finish o
Health › Re: Cancer: Does Trado-Medicine Really Help ? by SolaFide(m): 3:01pm On Aug 09
Nature heals 💯 percent and most of the time, it is a long painful process.
There are a lot of quack herbal practitioners who know next to nothing about herbs.
I have over 10 years in naturopathic medicine.
Career › Re: SOP,SOR, Academic And Job Cv, Research Paper And Proposal, Resumes Et Al by SolaFide(op): 10:03am On Aug 09
When was the last time you checked your mail?.

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