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Nigeria’s Super Eagles turned on the style yesterday in an international friendly match played at the Abuja National Stadium. Against all expectation, Samson Siasia’s men spanked the two-time world champions, 4-1 with the Argentines goal coming well past the allotted extra time in the sec
Manager Samson SiaSia appears not being under ant pressure as Nigeria and Argentina go up against each other for the first time on Nigerian soil, beginning from 7pm tonight inside the mainbowl of the National Stadium, Abuja.
Nigerian Super Eagle’s ex-captain Kanu Nwakwo i hitching to stage a come back as a Super Eagles player once again. Source said the formidable striker has been begging behind closed doors that he has returnred back to form and should not be allowed to waste away for the nation.
The choice detail of the Nigerian sports community descended on Imo State on Thursday to pay their final respects and be part of the final passage rites of former international player, Uchenna Okafor.
Four old executives of Nigeria Football Federation are currently locked in a legal battle with the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission, (EFCC), over a right of prosecution by the nation’s anti graft body..
The four former executives are currently facing corruption charges and have been taken to court by EFCC.
Uche Okafor, the ace Nigerian Footballer who died on Thursday, January 6 2011 genuinely committed suicide according to the American Tarrant County Medical Examiner Office.
Okafor’s body was discovered Thursday January , 2011 afternoon by his wife in their house in Little Elm, a town about 30 miles northwest of Dallas in the United States
A medical reeport released on Friday January 7 by The Tarrant County Medical Examiner’s Office claimed that he hanged himself in an upstairs hallway in the family home.
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The Nigerian Football Federation’s top two officials have been sacked in a bid to appease the country’s president who suspended the team after the World Cup.
NFF President Sani Lulu and vice-president Amanze Ugbulam were fired as the federation asked president Goodluck Jonathan to reconsider his ban.
Seriously hurt by the recent abysmal performance in the on-going World Cup competition in south Africa, Nigeria has decided to embark on a major overhaul of her Football activities internationally
At last, the nation has been spared of further emotional and psychological torture in form of further anticipation, anxiety, nervousness and unnecessary worries as she has bowed out of South Africa 2010 in such a very disgraceful manner.
Without a World Cup point from two matches, Nigeria must now turn to an unlikely ally to help boost their Group B qualifying chances — Argentina.
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