Icon79:
Which big boys did you avoid? You still gotta play either one of the following countries: Ghana, Cote d'ivorie, Mali, Guinea, Algeria, DR Congo. We're lucky that two teams would qualify from each group. And we better hope that we qualify tops .... let's pray that we'll avoid CIV and Ghana.


O pari

andrew444:


Lols

Spurs have the best chance to qualify and they cant beat Juve/ajax, its not over yet sha

Barca 4 life

Icon4s:


Mancity can over turn that 1:0 deficit within the first 10mins at Etihad. City are still favorite to advance IMO.

Icon79:
Which big boys did you avoid? You still gotta play either one of the following countries: Ghana, Cote d'ivorie, Mali, Guinea, Algeria, DR Congo. We're lucky that two teams would qualify from each group. And we better hope that we qualify tops .... let's pray that we'll avoid CIV and Ghana.


O pari

Earthquake2:


Countinho drifted into Am and when Messi wants to do a 1-2 with Alba, Countinho would be standing in the way so he'll pass to Countinho same with Alba

Countinho was poor yesterday

chrisooblog:
hey guys just saw this on CAF's official twitter handle final seedings for the draw released https://twitter.com/CAF_Online

POT 1: Nigeria, Egypt, Cameroon, Senegal, Tunisia, Morocco

POT 2: Ghana, Cote d'ivorie, Mali, Guinea, Algeria, DR Congo

POT 3: South Africa, Uganda, Kenya, Benin, Mauritania, Madagascar

POT 4: Zimbabwe, Angola, Namibia, Tanzania, Guinea bissau, Burundi

do4luv14:
Delta State based Excellent Academy Coach/CEO Johnbull Onome on Golden Eaglets left back Ogaga Oduko.

"
Ogaga playing with Excellent lost his Father and mother when he was Young. From Erumukuvwarie
Was adopted by One Ese Oduko when Lawrence messi called that During the trial in Lagos Mr Ese Oduko saw played well pick him after Explaining every thing to him decides to help him and adopted him.

Played Airtel rising Stars season 1 and 2 at River state zonal Champioship made South South team list to Lagos and won the National Championship.

Base on Ogaga have no parents when he made Aspire Nigeria Top 50 I decided he should base in Lagos as his luck might be there. That was his that good UK base Ese Oduko saw him and all is history.
We pray for God Almighty to bless Mr Ese Oduko and his entire Family wishing him long life and sound health.

Aspire Nigeria top 50 2016. He was pick in Ughelli My Center and I took him to Lagos for the final 50 and he made top 10. But Only 3 was to move to Qatar.. Was not Lucky to make it.
He played 10 as A.M that was why we called him little messi but because of his Power Strength and Accurate pull out and good free kick taker I decided to be playing him from Left Full back because he was far better than the 3 Left full back we have in Excellent both Senior and junior�.

Very quite Responsible cool headed and always give is all when in the pitch
A heart of Gold. Uk based Nigeria agent Ese Oduko during one of several trals saw the talent of a certain deltan footballer named Ogaga & saw him through his struggles. Ogaga, an orphan had big dreams but yet little or no support. Ese, married with kids, took a very bold step deciding to adopt Ogaga & take responsibilty of his upkeep for the rest of his career. Ese, recently visited Nigeria on sport biz & attend Ogaga's sister convocation ceremony. Watch out for Ogaga Oduko, Nigeria left full back who has surmounted d odds to make the team to Tanzania for the U17 African Nations Cup. Goodluck Ogaga. Thank you Ese Oduko for your kindness



from Nigeria football fans on facebook

Danielnino00:



The seeding I shared here sometimes ago was fake then... though many sport websites carried it..

Seems like caf gave us more point for winning the afcon in 2013 and also cus of our FIFA ranking... maybe the ranking carries more point cus I don't get why CIV aren't in pot 1 .

Danielnino00:


If you people are tired of Coutinho, please return him to Liverpool.. we didn't labour so hard to nurture him to be intimidated by Messi...Jejely give him back if u think he isn't fit for ur club .....thank you!

Bolowolowo:
Lateef has deleted all his Naija photos and locked his account. That boy is gooooooone. Another prospective Nigerian talent bites the dust.

Curtisaxel7:


We may not realize it now but this is a very serious matter. There is already the impression among FB's that our national teams view them as outsiders. First it was Alaba getting snubbed, then Amokachi snubbing Beyreuther despite the latter's impassioned plea to the NFF to consider him, then Sophia Omidiji being snubbed for the women's AFCON despite doing quite well for her club,.... the list is endless.

I am not saying FB's should get automatic shirts, but we must handle this matter veeery delicately and diplomatically. I would advise the coach to make a public statement commending all the rejected foreign born players for thier patriotism and giving some reasons why they were dropped as well as expressing hope that they will maintain thier allegiance to us in the future.

Publicity can make or mar any organization.

TheGoodJoe:


Idowu, Ekong, Balogun.

Nuff said.

Curtisaxel7:


I didn't say I believe FB's are truly marginalized.

But sadly, that's the impression among some diaspora based Nigerians who may not have this info you just posted.

Curtisaxel7:


We may not realize it now but this is a very serious matter. There is already the impression among FB's that our national teams view them as outsiders. First it was Alaba getting snubbed, then Amokachi snubbing Beyreuther despite the latter's impassioned plea to the NFF to consider him, then Sophia Omidiji being snubbed for the women's AFCON despite doing quite well for her club,.... the list is endless.

I am not saying FB's should get automatic shirts, but we must handle this matter veeery delicately and diplomatically. I would advise the coach to make a public statement commending all the rejected foreign born players for thier patriotism and giving some reasons why they were dropped as well as expressing hope that they will maintain thier allegiance to us in the future.

Publicity can make or mar any organization.

Bolowolowo:
Lateef has deleted all his Naija photos and locked his account. That boy is gooooooone. Another prospective Nigerian talent bites the dust.

Oasis007:
Though I wish to see him [Lateef] in GWG, but I trust the Decision of Manu Garba and kudos to the NFF for not forcing Lateef on him.

Lateef needs to calm and wait for the future. I understand his Temperament, he's young, did everything to don the GWG but feeling dejected and rejected for not making the final List.

I will rather advise him to keep it cool, up his Game, who knows he might be on Board to the World Cup.

TheGoodJoe:
Lateef is not the only kid that got dropped.
Finito.

Icon4s:


Wetin abeg. . Na him Papa get National Team?

He did not measure up to the standards and so was dropped. The boy is still very young and can still feature with the next U17.

Once again Kudos to Manu Garba for selecting based on merit and not sentiments. His decision is final on his choice of players.

Curtisaxel7:


We may not realize it now but this is a very serious matter. There is already the impression among FB's that our national teams view them as outsiders. First it was Alaba getting snubbed, then Amokachi snubbing Beyreuther despite the latter's impassioned plea to the NFF to consider him, then Sophia Omidiji being snubbed for the women's AFCON despite doing quite well for her club,.... the list is endless.

I am not saying FB's should get automatic shirts, but we must handle this matter veeery delicately and diplomatically. I would advise the coach to make a public statement commending all the rejected foreign born players for thier patriotism and giving some reasons why they were dropped as well as expressing hope that they will maintain thier allegiance to us in the future.

Publicity can make or mar any organization.

AIG07:
Nigeria
CIV
Madagascar(Ahmad's factor)
Tazania(Amuneke's factor)

I see the above to be the trickest possible group Nigeria can find itself.

chrisooblog:
hey guys just saw this on CAF's official twitter handle final seedings for the draw released https://twitter.com/CAF_Online

POT 1: Nigeria, Egypt, Cameroon, Senegal, Tunisia, Morocco

POT 2: Ghana, Cote d'ivorie, Mali, Guinea, Algeria, DR Congo

POT 3: South Africa, Uganda, Kenya, Benin, Mauritania, Madagascar

POT 4: Zimbabwe, Angola, Namibia, Tanzania, Guinea bissau, Burundi