Israel Adesanya, 2-Time former UFC Middleweight Champion lost to the reigning South African UFC Champ in the 4th Round via a round choke submission in what appeared to be a twist of events as the Style bender was cruising to victory to regain his elusive title and become a 3-Time Champion.

On the good side, Izzy confirmed he’s not going anywhere anytime soon, he’s still in the game and he will come back again stronger!

Hervé Renard will revive our National Team. He knows African football in & out and also has a very respectable global experience. If Nigeria can throw money at him to leave the French National Women side.

But Corruption remains our Achilles heel..we’re blinded by it in every facet of our Nationhood. Smh

#MyThoughts

1. Sometimes I still wonder how and why Imo people re-elected him, rochas to office.
2. Sometimes I don't pity them since they voted him again not minding the handwriting on the wall.
3. Sometimes I also think it was a stolen mandate by rochas & APC.
4. And again, sometimes I think "had it been PDP brought a better candidate in the last governorship election, this dude wouldn't still be there as our governor.

I only just wonder!

In Murray Bruce slang..i just want to make common sense! Smh

DIRTY UGLY THING..Smh

kestolove95:
Hear d manager name..mr dotun..God safe u sai na yoruba man...if to sai na igbo man...I die if u go even see 500K...ibos and 419 b like car and petrol

OkikiOluwa1:
Sweden die, die, die!

You're surely frm MFM, the Die Die mission

Probably why I've not been seeing him on the screens lately..God Rest your soul Godwin Spiff Sagbama..Really miss the days with mitchel obi!

Nigeria have edged England with a 2-1 comeback win to top Group C, leaving the Europeans to head for home. Nigeria have a strong tradition of success at the FIFA U-20 Women’s World Cup and displayed their fortitude by coming from a goal down to secure this decisive win.

England opened in perfect fashion scoring in just the fifth minute as Hannah Blundell played a clever through ball for Nikita Parris, who took one touch and then clipped a shot past the advancing Nigeria goalkeeper Ibijoke Sangonuga from the edge of the box.

The African champions drew level in an even contest four minutes before the interval after Loveth Ayila beat her marker with a skilful drag-back and shot powerfully from 25 yards. Goalkeeper Lizzie Durack got a hand to it but was unable to prevent the ball hitting the back of the net.

The second half was a tale of two penalties, with England’s Bethany Mead firstly missing after Parris was adjudged to have been fouled by Sangonuga. Within minutes at the other end, Asisat Oshoala was brought down after dribbling into the penalty area and stepped up to coolly side-foot the resultant spot-kick into the bottom-right corner.

England were saved from going further behind only by the width of the crossbar as Nigeria finished strongly in a match that ended amid joyous scenes on the Africans' bench.

Nigeria, who will feature in their fifth consecutive quarter-final, now tackle Group D runners-up New Zealand.