Monday, 24 June 2013

Nigeria 0-3 Spain: The Super Eagles crash out │ Mikel Obi too critical

Poor finishing  The Super Eagles were sent packing from the confederations cup yesterday night after losing to world champions Spain. Honestly, any Nigerian supporter expecting the Super Eagles to defy the odds and qualify after their defeat against Uruguay was bound to be disappointed. In a game of such importance, you'd expect the boys to be fully focused from the first minute but that wasn't the case as Spain were allowed too much freedom...

Sunday, 23 June 2013

Boko Haram chase thousands out of Borno villages │Preview: Nigeria vs Spain

Boko Haram: Resign or die The Boko Haram are on the offensive again in Borno state amid the state of emergency rule imposed by the president.They have regrouped and have threatened to kill every last one of civil servants in the Towns of Bama and Gwoza. A person who fled to Maiduguri had this to say: ''They warned government officials and civil servants in Bama to resign or else face death in the next seven days. We are all scared, this could...

Friday, 21 June 2013

Nigeria 1-2 Uruguay: The Super Eagles downed by Centurion Forlan

If there was any chance that the Super Eagles might make it to the semifinals of the 2013 Confederations Cup, they must take at least a point against Uruguay to do that. After yesterdays defeat the destiny of the Super Eagles in this competition is definitely out of their hands. The match kicked off with Uruguay looking the brighter of the two sides launching waves of attack on the Nigerian defense. Although the Super Eagles to settled down, with...

Thursday, 20 June 2013

Confederations Cup:Nigeria vs Uruguay Preview | About 80 killed by Insurgents in Zamfara, Maiduguri

We start with the sad news of the what happened in Zamfara and Maiduguri yesterday. It doesn't make the start of  your day any good by waking up to hear that about 80 innocent people have been murdered, some in cold bold. The Zamfara situation is worse than that of Maiduguri not only because of the number of causalities involved but because it is a place that is not accustomed to this kind of chaos. Most of the insurgency in Nigeria is based in the North East, probably due to the presence of Boko Haram there. The occurrence of similar events...

Sunday, 27 November 2011

Nigeria: Looking for light at the end of the tunnel

As a regular Nigerian i find it difficult to understand my proclivity towards a better Nigeria, a Nigeria without early morning mayhem, one without all the chaos an ideal state would like to elude. After thoughtfully analyzing the situation Nigeria is in, I realized that nothing will change until we Nigerians change. You can say what ever you want about the Government, how corrupted it is, the abject security conditions, unemployment, hypocritical journalism... the list goes on. Nigerians all over the world must show an enormous amount...

 
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