andrew444:


My guy you don start abi? so you wan use one game judge onuachu? just as EEGA use judge onyekuru?

Earthquake2:


One game was used to judge Nwakaeme

Humility017:

no wonder that's why you quote Oga Micheal... that's why he asked if you're new here...

He is the thread technical adviser...he can hardly be pleased...
so just let him say his mind... I was patiently waiting for his comment... because if those guys play yesterday could offend many here... Then it will surely annoys and irritate oga micheal

Curtisaxel7:



So for your mind, shouting is an indication of good leadership skills?.

Odiegwu.

andrew444:


My guy you don start abi? so you wan use one game judge onuachu? just as EEGA use judge onyekuru?

Clementoke:


Even going by the video highlights of Onuachu (which was suppose to be a collection of his best performance in his career so far) that I watched, I wasn't overly impressed. Not expecting much from him in the GWG.

charlesemeka85:
Why is no one talking about basel's Noah Okafor? Bobo na promising baller oooo

andrew444:


Just saw news at goal.com that the bigger boys are interested in him .

ChrisKels:
Dortmund wants Arinzechukwu Okafor, otherwise known as Noah, as a like for like repp for Christian Pulisic.

Icon4s:


"Interested". Pessin wey Dem go ship out on loan.

ChrisKels:
Dortmund wants Arinzechukwu Okafor, otherwise known as Noah, as a like for like repp for Christian Pulisic.

charlesemeka85:
Why is no one talking about basel's Noah Okafor? Bobo na promising baller oooo

charlesemeka85:
heard he is interested in playing for 9ja

Icon4s:

"Interested". Pessin wey Dem go ship out on loan.

Humility017:


there is no need bro. ...we are going to loose him..
Austria don't have so much players like that. ..the NFF is too slow to beat such a nation for a player of that kind....

so ABEG relax....

andrew444:
Manchester City are tracking Switzerland youngster Francis Cagigao, according to The Express.
The 18-year-old winger has made 19 appearances this season for FC Basel, where he is contracted until 2023.
Pep Guardiola's side have been monitoring his progress despite the prospect of a transfer ban for the next two windows.

charlesemeka85:
austria ke!

Mickael2:


what's wrong with wanting a little bit of perfection or at least close to it? Perfection is relative, the perfection you can achieve with our team is not the same that you can achieve with.... Say Senegal because they have better players. But I think that the players we have currently van perform way better than we have been performing.

Humility017:

is he a Nigerian?

the NFF really have so much job to do..
you have to act fast in the speed of light to beat nations like Switzerland, Austria etc for players. ...of this kind

Bolowolowo:





We want to keep bringing Super Eagles to Asaba – Okowa

Friday, March 22, 2019 5:05 am


Gov. Ifeanyi Okowa of Delta State

Tonobok Okowa, the Chairman of Delta Sports Commission, says the state will be delighted to continuously have the Super Eagles play their matches in Asaba.

Okowa told the News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) on Thursday in Asaba that the team’s handlers seemed comfortable with the Delta capital city’s hosting capabilities and facilities.

“The state government has not influenced it in any way.

“The choice of Asaba by the Nigerian Football Federation (NFF) may be out of the fact that the state has successfully hosted other international matches and that the facilities are good.

“The state government has not really done any form of pushing to continue to host the matches in Asaba, but if the state has the option, it will grab it.

“We want to keep bringing them (the Eagles) back because we want to always put the stadium into use and our people love to have them here,’’ he said.

The Delta sports official pointed out that Asaba was well situated and bordered by states such as Edo, Anambra and several others.

“I guess the NFF loves what we have here and the first time we ever hosted an event for them was the Aiteo Cup.

“I am sure they (NFF) loved the turnout of people and the crowd was overwhelming. This may be why they are coming back.

“The city’s location is strategic and I know that they will always want to use this place and we will be obliged to be giving it to them at all times,” he said.

Okowa assured that every arrangement to successfully host the three international matches slated for Friday and next week at the Keshi Stadium had been concluded.

He added that they expected to have a surge of spectators.

“Here, we are talking about two international matches between Nigeria’s Super Eagles and Seychelles coming up on Friday, the Super Eagles’ friendly with Egypt and the Nigeria Under-23 team’s fixture against Libya next week.

“We want people to come out and cheer them, but we guess we will have a surge. However, we have put mechanism in place to control the crowd and the traffic will be put under check throughout the period of the match.

“We have a good security architecture in place to manage the situation,” he said.

andrew444:

Yes o he his nigerian

Humility017:


we may loose him...Switzerland does not have too much players like that...

any glimpse of light nah they will call up to the national team

Humility017:


we may loose him...Switzerland does not have too much players like that...

any glimpse of light nah they will call up to the national team

Bolowolowo:





We want to keep bringing Super Eagles to Asaba – Okowa

Friday, March 22, 2019 5:05 am


Gov. Ifeanyi Okowa of Delta State

Tonobok Okowa, the Chairman of Delta Sports Commission, says the state will be delighted to continuously have the Super Eagles play their matches in Asaba.

Okowa told the News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) on Thursday in Asaba that the team’s handlers seemed comfortable with the Delta capital city’s hosting capabilities and facilities.

“The state government has not influenced it in any way.

“The choice of Asaba by the Nigerian Football Federation (NFF) may be out of the fact that the state has successfully hosted other international matches and that the facilities are good.

“The state government has not really done any form of pushing to continue to host the matches in Asaba, but if the state has the option, it will grab it.

“We want to keep bringing them (the Eagles) back because we want to always put the stadium into use and our people love to have them here,’’ he said.

The Delta sports official pointed out that Asaba was well situated and bordered by states such as Edo, Anambra and several others.

“I guess the NFF loves what we have here and the first time we ever hosted an event for them was the Aiteo Cup.

“I am sure they (NFF) loved the turnout of people and the crowd was overwhelming. This may be why they are coming back.

“The city’s location is strategic and I know that they will always want to use this place and we will be obliged to be giving it to them at all times,” he said.

Okowa assured that every arrangement to successfully host the three international matches slated for Friday and next week at the Keshi Stadium had been concluded.

He added that they expected to have a surge of spectators.

“Here, we are talking about two international matches between Nigeria’s Super Eagles and Seychelles coming up on Friday, the Super Eagles’ friendly with Egypt and the Nigeria Under-23 team’s fixture against Libya next week.

“We want people to come out and cheer them, but we guess we will have a surge. However, we have put mechanism in place to control the crowd and the traffic will be put under check throughout the period of the match.

“We have a good security architecture in place to manage the situation,” he said.