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Nigerians had free throw trouble in 2nd quarter. Not converting this little chances will ruin their game |
Free throw hard Nigeria Team |
Is the winner of Voice of Nigeria the same person who won God’s Children Great Talent, GCGT, Miss Esther Benyeogo in 2017? [url]https://www-vanguardngr-com.cdn.ampproject.org/v/s/www.vanguardngr.com/2017/06/19-year-old-esther-benyeogo-wins-n250m-gcgt7-prize/amp/?amp_js_v=a6&_gsa=1&usqp=mq331AQKKAFQArABIIACAw%3D%3D#aoh=16271614041550&referrer=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.google.com&_tf=From%20%251%24s&share=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.vanguardngr.com%2F2017%2F06%2F19-year-old-esther-benyeogo-wins-n250m-gcgt7-prize%2F[/url] |
richmond500:Very understandable. I have someone who's attending the church. The church is over-crowded every Sunday because I do see it whenever I am returning from my church |
ruggedtimi:Name of the church please? I would like to book seat |
Kayberg:I rocked 90% of these games on N6600 back then. Symbian OS, the ones that is stubborn, you will find its fix, like color fix around here on phone section then. Nothing beat that when they were real deal. |
I am not surprised about Cross Riverians. I have had the worse experience any human can have in that state during my NYSC. Always, they have something to do with communal clash with south eastern part of Nigeria, especially Ebonyi state. The same Afikpo LGA. They had clash, killed themselves in the farms. I had forgotten the village's name that came to attack Adadama village, Abi LGA Cross River. Killed their people on the farm, came inside the village, killed more people, burned houses. Some days or week later, some unidentified people (assumed to be touts from Afikpo) came into the village to survey and report back, these Riverians caught them, killed them and ate them. The human meat was offered to one of our corp members who almost eat the meat until a student who happened to be close to this guy told him it was human meat. Imagine that!!! Don't even try to be stranded along Ugep- Itigidi route at night. Or you are hot & sweet pepper soup for them. |
Wizkid Officially Becomes The First Nigerian Artiste Ever In History To Debut In Billboard’s Hot 100 On July 12, 2021, Nigerian superstar, Wizkid’s song, ‘Essence’ became the first Nigerian song to crack the Billboard Hot 100 charts. Wizkid also becomes just the third African artiste to appear on the billboard Hot 100 and 200 simultaneously, First was Mariam Makeba in 1967, Manu Dibango in 1973. This comes after the song cracked the Billboard Bubbling Under Charts for the first time. This marks a remarkable achievement for Wizkid and Tems. The song marks Wizkid’s third appearance on the charts, after ‘One Dance’ famously hit No. 1 in 2016. For Tems, this marked her first appearance, as her launch gathers heat.
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Pusyiter:We are saying the same thing. I never mention his name among Nigerians. I mentioned Callum because he was called up to England squad in 2019 with just 3 appearances. |
Seniorwriter:Why? |
corkshell9090:You will teach me for free because you will sell the robot...to me? Is that correct? ![]() |
money121:I tire for the mod. Sinnnceeee!!! |
aktolly54:You don't understand what you don't understand. This thread is almost 2 year old in 26th. So next time, check the date. I don't know why it made front page today |
Callum Hudson-Odoi has already changed his mind and decided to play for Ghana. |
Tammy Abraham's career has ended as England player before it started. Serves him right. |
extol1:He never intended to play with Super Eagles. |
Orestino:"Come here Saka" Also pun intended with English Man United right back name: Aaron Wan-Bissaka |
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Ahead of the Euro 2020 final, Ed Dove ranks every potential Super Eagle who played for the European giants. #9 Dominic Solanke Former Chelsea and Liverpool striker who remains eligible for Nigeria having only represented England once, in a friendly against Brazil in 2017. Solanke, currently in the Championship with Bournemouth, has shown glimpses of his youth promise at senior level, but appears unlikely to add to his 15 minutes with the Three Lions. #8 Fikayo Tomori Despite reported interest from both Canada and Nigeria, the Chelsea centre-back made his England debut in 2019. Even though his six-minute showing came in a competitive fixture, he remains eligible for the Super Eagles due to the recent Fifa change to eligibility rules. #7 Tammy Abraham Another recent entry—and a controversial one at that—Abraham appeared close to committing to the Super Eagles, particularly after NFF President Amaju Pinnick revealed that he was on the brink of choosing Nigeria for his future. Ultimately, the Chelsea striker chose England, and while he has four caps to date, the presence of the likes of Harry Kane, Dominic Calvert-Lewin and Marcus Rashford threatens to reduce his potential international impact with the Three Lions. He was not in the reckoning for the Euro 2020 squad. #6 Carlton Cole The ex-Chelsea frontman acknowledged that he was approached by Nigeria, and was tempted by the prospect of playing alongside his hero, Nwankwo Kanu. "I was called up by Nigeria last season but Chelsea told me that it was in my best interests not to go," the former striker said last year. "I could have been playing alongside Kanu. I look up to him as one of the best players in the world. "My father is Nigerian and my mother comes from Sierra Leone but I've never been a follower of Nigeria and my interest in African football is only occasional. "I was born in England and consider that to be my country so I want to play for them." Cole ended his England career with seven appearances, all from the bench. #5 Ugo Ehiogu Late centre-back who passed away prematurely in 2017 following a heart attack at Tottenham Hotspur’s training ground, where he was working as a coach. The defender enjoyed a distinguished playing career, notably with Aston Villa and Middlesbrough alongside current England coach Gareth Southgate, and amassed four caps for the Three Lions. #4 Gabby Agbonlahor One of the most contentious players on this list, Agbonlahor was courted by the Super Eagles, and remains the enduring example of someone who was ultimately spurned by the Three Lions, potentially regretting what might have been with Nigeria. He ended his international career with just three appearances—zero goals—and could have achieved so much more with the West Africans. #3 Bukayo Saka The latest Nigerian player to turn out for the Three Lions, Saka made his debut in the 3-0 victory over Wales last year. He's subsequently grown into the squad, becoming a key player under Southgate and playing an influential role in England's run to the Euro 2020 final. He could be the first player of Nigerian origin since Angelo Ogbonna of Italy to feature in a Euro final on Sunday. #2 John Salako The only Nigeria-born player to play for England, Salako was born in Ibadan before moving to Kent as a youngster. He’s a Crystal Palace legend, making over 200 appearances for the Eagles, and was included in the club’s Centenary XI. The outside left made five England appearances—all in 1991. #1 John Fashanu Towering, powerful striker who was a cult hero with unfashionable Wimbledon during their halcyon days at the top of the English game. His international career, potentially due to the intense competition, was relatively brief, with two appearances a scant return for such a talented and unique frontman. Following his retirement, Fashanu expressed regret that he hadn’t turned out for the Super Eagles instead. "The fact is that I really wanted to play for Nigeria and I came home on three occasions but the coach said I was not good enough to make his team, and so never selected me except for one friendly match against China where I was an unused substitute,” Fashanu told Goal. “So, it was never my fault at all and it pained me so much that I never played for my country.”
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Isn't that Bonucci penalty removed the camera? Very sweet PK from Bonucci, Bernadeschi, and Maguire |
Pacesetter123:Early goal from English changed everything. No one anticipated this would happen. So they've got to defend the lead but really it's costing them the match |
Great opportunity for English now that Chiesa is out. |
Those English haven't had any decent chance since that first 2 mins. The kind final like Chelsea Vs Bayern Munich CL final. Very one-sided |
Nice one. That's how I want final to be. |
These people too dey break legs. And always scary to watch |
Nice feat, morale-boosted by the way. I hope they can repeat this achievement against team Italy, Germany and Australia in the Olympics. |
What a tragic loss! The great man that made me like naija hip-hop songs. Rest in perfect peace |
Upcoming American rapper, Bia, has tendered an apology for saying that she did not recognise the faces of Nigerian music stars Wizkid, Burna Boy and Davido. The artiste made the statement on Friday while she was live on Instagram with popular rapper, Nicki Minaj, to promote their new collaboration. When asked to chose which of the three stars she would like to have a relationship with, she said, “I don’t know what they all look like.” The statement did not sit well with Nigerian fans of the artistes who took to Twitter to bash the newbie for her statement. @Fizzycruzz on Twitter said: “A whole queen of rap knows them and you saying you don’t know what they look like.” “You don’t know what Wizkid looks like ?? you must be joking,” @ManiaHorluwa tweeted. Listing WizKid’s recent achievements, @Tee_Claasiquem also wrote, “You don’t know Wizkid? The man that sang ‘Brown Skin Girl’ and even won a grammy plaque at the just concluded grammies?” Following the outrage, the ‘Whole Lotta Money’ rapper took to Twitter to apologise, and clarify what she really meant by her statement. “I said I don’t know what they all look like doesn’t mean I don’t know their music. I didn’t mean to offend anyone #LOVE,” she tweeted using the Nigerian flag emoji. |
AsabaPropertyAg:It's just so saddened to see that they didn't follow what they preach every week to us |
Top Nigerian pastors and religious leaders were absent as the founder of Synagogue Church of All Nations, Temitope Balogun Joshua, aka TB Joshua, was laid to rest on Friday. The PUNCH had reported that T.B Joshua, who was laid to rest in the church premises at Ikotun, Lagos, died a few days to his 58 birthday anniversary. The cleric was said to have died after concluding a programme at the Synagogue Church Of All Nations on Saturday, June 5. SCOAN had at a news conference on June 29 said that July 5 to July 11 would be dedicated for a series of Joshua’s ‘laying to rest’ activities tagged: ‘Celebrating the Life and Legacy of Prophet Joshua (1963 to 2021)’. Among the top pastors absent are Enoch Adeboye of the Redeemed Christian Church of God; Pastor Sam Adeyemi of Daystar; Bishop David Oyedepo of the Living Faith Church also known as Winners Chapel; W.F Kumuyi of Deeper Life Church; Paul Enenche of Dunamis Church; Lazarus Mouka of the Lord’s Chosen Charismatic Church. Others are Chris Okotie of the Household of God Church International Ministries; Tunde Bakare of Citadel Global Community Church (formerly Latter Rain Assembly), and Matthew Ashimolowo of of Kingsway International Christian Centre. However, some prominent Nigerians and dignitaries, including the Governor of Ondo State, Rotimi Akeredolu; the Aare Oona Kakanfo of Yorubaland, Aare Gani Adams; Wife of the Ooni of Ife, Olori Naomi Adeyeye; a former Minister for Aviation, Mr Femi Fani-Kayode and High Chief Bibopere Ajube, attended the funeral. Also, Lagos State Governor Babajide Sanwo-Olu was represented by the state Commissioner for Home Affairs, Mr Olarewaju Elegushi. When the televangelist died, the Christian Association of Nigeria and many pastors were initially silent. However, 72 hours after the death of the founder of the SCOAN, CAN issued a terse statement to condole his family and SCOAN congregation. The condolence, which observers believed was belated, came following condemnation of its silence among Christendom and several organisations in the social media. Critics wondered why CAN would commiserate with others but would wait for a long time before making a statement on Prophet T. B. Joshua. Also, the absence of many of the pastors has received a mixed reaction on social media, especially Twitter. “Oh get a grip all of you in the comments, nobody hated him, it was an issue of doctrine on salvation, apparently the deceased had his own philosophy which many thought to be contrary to bible. If you notice, I included, I haven’t seen the deceased make an altar call for repentant souls,” a tweep, @black_ash422, said. “I sincerely don’t understand why many of them didn’t go. We are humans and not God, we should not judge others. They deserve to pay him last respects,” another tweep, @Chukwu, added. In an earlier statement, the President of CAN, Dr. Samson Olasupo Ayokunle, described TB Joshua as “one of the foremost Nigerian charismatic pastor, televangelist, and philanthropist who devoted his entire lifetime to the propagation of the gospel.” He said, “Prophet T.B Joshua was one of the foremost Nigerian charismatic pastor, televangelist, and philanthropist who devoted his entire lifetime to the propagation of the gospel and ministering to the needs of the downtrodden. He was renowned for his philosophical simplicity and humility. His death is not only a loss to the family and the church, but to Nigeria and the world at large. “On behalf of all members of the Christian Association of Nigeria, we commiserate with you, and the entire family on this loss. It is our prayer that the Almighty God grant Prophet TB Joshua an eternal rest in his creator, and may God’s perpetual light continue to shine on his path (Amen). Once again, please accept our heartfelt condolence.” https://punchng.com/top-nigerian-pastors-absent-at-tb-joshuas-burial/?utm_term=Autofeed&utm_medium=Social&utm_source=Facebook#Echobox=1625858079 |
