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@AlgerianFooty Why this goal keeper ? 2 out of 3 goals was his fault, don’t you people have a better goalkeeper?

I’m not worried at all. Few changes needed, get Mahrez on that right wing and sort the midfield out and we’ll go through InshaAllah. No need to worry. 🇩🇿

@AlgerianFooty Your goal keeper is terrible

Let the ill-informed, uneducated overreaction begin. We’ll go through. 👍🏼

@UC_GoldFX @Millishield01 Lagos blue line is electric, stay there and keep de marketing your country

@Millishield01 We don't have light for electric train. We're still on basic amenities

Tanzania electric SGR can hit a speed of 160 Km/h Yet we are the giant of Africa ????

@VentureEko6297 @Sistaliano You lack accountability

@Sistaliano If they committed crime in Ethiopian then they learnt that criminality from thief Tinubu and Remi his wife . Since 1993 they have been in cocaine business training so many people especially Yariba youths

Names of the 136 Nigerian prisoners released by the Ethiopian government 😩😩 . 1. ANAZOBA LINUS OKIGBO 2. EJIKE CYRIL EDEME 3. CHARLES OFOR DAMIJO 4. NNAEMEKA CHARLES MADUAGWU 5. CHUKWUDALU CLINTON 6. EZE PAUL OLUCHI 7. KINGSLEY EBUKA UDEIGBO 8. OKOYEAGU KOSISOCHUKWU LEONARD 9. OZOEMENA CHRISTIAN CHUKWUEMEKA 10. IFEANYI JOSEPH IZUACO 11. EPHRAIM CHETACHUKWU ONEYANUSI 12. SEGUN JUDGE HUNKARIN 13. JOHN OSAHON 14. CHINONSO SABASTINE NWANKWOR 15. ANI CHRISTOPHER SUNDAY 16. KINGSLEY IKECHUKWU NWOKE 17. JOAKIN UCHENNA NWANNENEME 18. CHIGOZIE VICTOR MADU 19. BABATUNDE MOSHOOD 20. CAJETHAN TOCHUKWU OKAFOR 21. JOHN OBI SIMON 22. CHARLES IGWE 23. UBAKA WALTER EZEKWE 24. ONWUNALI PROMISE 25. OGBONNA ERIC BUCHI 26. CHETACHI JAMES UCHE 27. PETER IMHANLUOBE 28. BOBBY MARTINS CHUKWUEMEKA 29. OGU PROMISE IFEANYI 30. EMEKA OKOYE CHIBUZOR 31. SUNDAY EDEH 32. OBINNA JOSEPH 33. ANAYO EVA EJIOFOR 34. CHINONSO BASIL 35. SIMON CHETACHUKWU OBED 36. SAMUEL ARINZE EZEMBA 37. REMIGUS ANIKWE 39. CHRISTOPHER HOPE AGBOMA 40. OLIVER IFEANYI NWEKE 41. NNAYELU OBINNA ONUCHUKWU 42. CHIBUEZE CASMIR NNABUGWU 43. LOYAL CHUKS GABRIEL 44. CHIDI JOHNSON 45. CELESTINE ARINZE ANAJEMBA 46. ABRAHAM CHIZOBA BAH 47. ENWEREM WISDOM EMEKA 48. KINGSTAR ONUOHA NDU 49. EMEKA ADOLPHUS DUNOFOR 50. DANIEL IBRAHIM 51. EMMANUEL NNAJEKWU ONWUAMAEZE 52. EJIMONU JUSTIN CHIBUZOR 53. UGOCHUKWU OKPARA 54. EZEUKWU CHIZOBA CHRISTOPHER 55. ONYEBUCHI JUDE 56. IZUCHUKWU PETER UZOUKWU 57. ANAYO CHRISTOPHER OKARI 58. FELIS PROSPER EJIM 59. IFEANYI TIMOTHY NWAIWU 60. GIDEON CHUKWUMA IKWEDU 61. EVEREST AGUGUO 62. JOHN UCHECHUKWU UGO 63. OBIORA ALOYSUS NDA 64. OKONKWO JOSHUA IKEDICHUKWU 65. CHRISTOPHER NDU A. 66. EZEUGWU JOHNSON IDE 67. VINCENT DIKE 68. AMACHI OKAFOR 69. MICHAEL CHIBUEZE 70. CHIKEZIE LUIS OKOYE 71. EZE SUNDAY CELESTINE 72. EKWUTOSI BASIL AGOMUO 73. PASCAL IKENNA GODWIN AMANZE 74. ALEXANDER UZOCHUKWU AZALANGHA 75. ONUOHA JOSEPH ARINZE 76. OPARANGO CHIGOZIE MICHAEL 77. PATRICK TOCHUKWU AMAOBI 78. UNACHIKWU HOSSANA UGOCHUKWU 79. ENYERIBE MATHEW ODOEMNA 80. UGWU C. MICHAEL 81. CHRISTIAN ODINAKA OFUEFULE 82. AJANI CHIKEZIE 83. OKWUDILI JOHN OZONGWU 84. UCHEGBU CHIMEZIRI MAXIMUS 85. VITUS EJIKE ENEH 86. GODWIN ONYEMACHI 87. NWOSU IFEANYI 88. CHUKWUAGEZIE CLEMENT 89. HENRY NWABUEZE OJUKWU 90. IGWILO SUNDAY CHUKWUMA 91. EZEAKALUE SAMSON CHIBUIKE 92. OBINNA SALVATION 93. OMOJE FESTUS OGIOFOR 94. BASIL LAWRENCE ILOBI 95. OKAFOR LIVINUS EDOCHIE 96. AMAEFUNA HUNPHREY AMECHI 97. AKWAEZE NDUBISI PRITER 98. GABRIEL ODUNUKWE 99. OKAFOR CHIDIEBERE FRANKILN 100. GODWIN CHIDEBERE ORAGINI 101. MICHAEL EZEKAFOR 102. NWEKE KAODIMMA FRANCIS 103. ONONAJU ONYEKA DANIEL 104. NDUBISI PAUL 105. KENENNA ANTHONY 106. OBIORA ALOYSUS A 107. BINNA IWUOHA SAMPSON 108. IKEDIGBO IFEANYI ONYEBUCHI 109. STANLEY JUDE ODOH 110. EZENWA IZUCHUKWU KINGSELY 111. NNAIKE NDUBISI BATHOLOMEW 112. NNANNA THEOPHILUS EZIEVUO 113. EKENE URAMA 114. OGWU PHILIP OZOEMENE 115. NWADUBA NDUBISI SAMUEL 116. EZEJI PARTRIC UCHECHUKWU 117. CHUKWUNONSO HENRY UMUIFEKWEN 118. JAMES CHUKWUJEKWU MMUOZOBA 119. JOSEPH EMEKA OKOYE 120. HIDOZIE OSITA SUNDAY 121. DAMIAN CHIJOKE AGBASIANYA 122. DAMIAN IFEANYI 123. FRANKLIN CHISOM AMADI 124. OKECHUKWU MBAEKWU 125. SMITH DENIS 126. IFEANYICHUKWU SAMUEL 127. CHRISTHAIN KENECHI EZENWA 128. CHINEDU SAMUEL MATTHEW 129. VICTOR KELECHI UWANDU 130. EMMANUEL AHAM 131. CHIMEZIE VICTOR AMASIANI 132. CHINEDU MARCEL ANYANWU 133. BASIL AKIMBO NNOUSEH 134. NWACHUKWU PAUL UDECHUKWU 135. NONSO JOSIAH ONYEBUCHI 136. UDOCHUKWU ANSELEM ANYANWU

@sanni_olumide1 Can you give update on the shagamu, Ijebu ode ore

🚧 SHOCKING PROGRESS! Jakande Interchange Is Now at Beam & Decking Stage on Lagos-Calabar Coastal Highway The Jakande Interchange is rising fast, and the latest construction update shows the project has now entered the crucial beam and decking stage. This is one of the most important phases of flyover construction, where the bridge structure begins to take its final shape. Massive concrete beams are being installed while decking works continue, marking another major milestone on the Lagos-Calabar Coastal Highway. As construction progresses, the scale of the interchange is becoming more visible, giving motorists and residents a glimpse of how this project will transform transportation along the Lekki corridor. In this video, you’ll see the latest engineering progress, bridge construction activities, structural developments, and ongoing work being carried out by HiTech Construction. From foundation works and piers to beam installation and deck construction, the Jakande Interchange is steadily moving closer to completion. Do you think this interchange will significantly reduce traffic congestion along the Lekki-Epe corridor when completed? 👇 Follow for the latest updates on the Lagos-Calabar Coastal Highway, roads, bridges, rail projects, airports, and major infrastructure developments across Nigeria.

@Derek74399105 @9jaPlayersNews I agree with you regarding the age situation, we need young players

@abiolam890 @9jaPlayersNews Slightly agree … he is not that good on the ball. But if you consider his age & Onyeka, Ndidi’s age ..We definitely need him. He is one for the future

When Tim switches, the debate will be over.

@nonsoijeh0 @9jaPlayersNews He’s not average, he’s below average on the ball, onyeka and ndidi is better on the ball than Tim but off the ball he’s very good, unless he improves in the future but currently he’s not a good addition to our team

@abiolam890 @9jaPlayersNews Yup he’s very average on the ball , we need people that are comfy on the ball and can progress the game

@Elefante0422 @Oluwaseun__0 Well I didn’t want to mention their name but I won’t say you’re wrong, they are the ones giving us bad names every where , if you catch any Nigerian pushing drug , 95% of the time, they are the one , in your country’s prison they are the largest number you will find there

@abiolam890 @Oluwaseun__0 I understand you my fellow African. I'm aware of different tribes in Nigeria and I understand the most troublesome tribe is Igbo if I'm not mistaken. But in South Africa we don't know how to differentiate them.

Why do some Africans dislike Nigerians

@asikavin1411 @BankyGee_ Non was born in Morocco, all starting 11 were foreign born

@BankyGee_ Only one player was born in Morocco in the starting eleven

Watching Morocco move the ball so fast with accuracy, urgency, intelligence and fluidity against Brazil last night and I remember some people suggesting NPFL players for Éric Chelle, I just burst laugh inside house. Check Morocco's squad, only two players are from their league and they're both goalkeepers - one 30 and the other 37 years old, and their league is 10x better than the NPFL. Éric Chelle should not pay attention to anybody! Build your squad the way you want it!!!

@Elefante0422 @Oluwaseun__0 The problem is there are tribes in Nigeria, we Nigerian knows who you all are having problems with but since you don’t know the difference you call all of us Nigerians, we know the people that do all those atrocities

@Oluwaseun__0 Nigerians are always defensive. They never admit their wrongdoing. The whole world knows that wherever Nigerians are in foreign countries they are characterized by illegal activities. It's in their blood

@Adikastakes They schooled Brazil

Forget Agenda, Morocco has every right to be called the best African team, this team is unbelievable. I came to hatewatch but fell in love with the football. #Budweiser #FIFA26WCXBudweiser

@Z4hyd @pamelamodella I knew they are going to impress , they aren’t at 7 in the world by mistake, them sabi

@pamelamodella It’s how well drilled they are for me. They play like a club side. So impressive for an African Team. My hatewatch died natural death after 30 mins. You?

You look at MOROCCO wingers and then you remember we're stuck with Moses Simon, Chukwueze, Dele. Chai They've become this good too because some dual nationality players agreed to play for them But it's much harder to convince anglophones than francophones I dunno why

@onyinye_nnenna @Ojukwu_Bianca That’s not true, very few are innocent

@Ojukwu_Bianca Some of them are even innocent, in fact most of them. Nigerians in prison across the country majorly are innocent.

AbaSamuel Prisons, Ethiopia The atmosphere was absolutely electric. Our incarcerated nationals were ecstatic! Happiness Renewed; Hope Renewed. Pure unaltered joy at the prospects of returning to their homeland for conclusion of custodial terms, courtesy of the Landmark Agreement on the Transfer od Sentenced Persons We have just signed with the Government of Ethiopia. The Welfare of our Citizens abroad, regardless of where they may be, is of paramount importance under the Renewed Hope Agenda. #hope

@Kvnza_SA Riding on your oppressors glory , an average South African mentality, one race live in Luxury the other lives in Penury , what a shame

While you are supporting Mexico remember that a South African born inventor and business man just because a trillionaire today. The only man to ever touch this status. You can hate us but our DNA won’t change 🇿🇦✌️

@HQNigerianArmy Kill them or else they will attack schools and kidnap children for their release .

OPERATION HADIN KAI RECORDS MAJOR SUCCESS AS HIGH-PROFILE ISWAP COMMANDERS SURRENDER UNDER SUSTAINED MILITARY PRESSURE Operation HADIN KAI has recorded another significant success in the ongoing counter-terrorism campaign following the surrender of two high-profile Islamic State West Africa Province (ISWAP) commanders to troops on 8 June 2026. The surrendered terrorists, identified as Ismail Mohammed and Abu Umar, are currently in military custody and undergoing appropriate profiling and debriefing procedures. Preliminary assessments indicate that the two individuals occupied strategic positions within the terrorist hierarchy and operated within the Mangari axis of the Lake Chad region. One of the surrendered commanders, Ismail Mohammed was a close associate of senior ISWAP Leader Baa Shuwa and possessed extensive knowledge of the group’s command structure and activities. The second individual, Abu Umar, was widely known within the terrorist network as a skilled explosives specialist with responsibilities linked to the fabrication and maintenance of vehicle borne improvised explosive devices and other combat-support equipment used by the terrorists. Interrogation further revealed that another high profile terrorist, Mohammed Khalifa, a member the ISWAP Shurah Council was neutralised during the joint operations by OPHK. The surrender of the two commanders represents a major setback to the terrorist organisation, particularly given their experience, influence and technical expertise acquired over several years within the insurgent network. Their decision to flee and surrender further underscores the effectiveness of sustained offensive operations by troops of Operation HADIN KAI, complemented by precision engagements conducted with the support of Allied Partners against terrorist enclaves across the Theatre. The combined pressure from these operations continues to degrade terrorist capabilities, weaken their operational networks, and compel increasing numbers of insurgents to surrender. This development further demonstrates the growing desperation and declining morale within terrorist ranks as relentless military pressure continues to deny them freedom of action and safe havens. It also reinforces the effectiveness of ongoing efforts aimed at dismantling terrorist leadership structures and disrupting their operational capabilities. Operation HADIN KAI remains committed to maintaining relentless pressure on all terrorist elements. The military will continue to exploit all available opportunities to dismantle terrorist networks and restore lasting stability to affected communities. HARUNA M SANI Lieutenant Colonel Acting Media Information Officer Headquarters Joint Task Force (North East) Operation HADIN KAI 11 June 2026

@StephenGbor2 @osazenoo Is it in concrete or asphalt?

@abiolam890 @osazenoo It's true, it's around Adeola Rubber Estate, the Ogun part leading to Araromi-Obu Rubber Estates Nigeria Limited in Ogun State

Shagamu - Benin Expressway drone view. What a wooooooooooow😍❤️🔥

@Logg2media @LeaguesReporter Egypt friendly was unofficial, hope that helps

@LeaguesReporter Like Egypt didn’t beat us in friendly?

Nigeria's twelve-match unbeaten run comes to an end ❌️😳

@pamelamodella @realqueserasera Friendlies are for testing players, it’s not just about winning

@realqueserasera I don't know why Akpan started ahead of him

FT Portugal 2-1 Nigeria Decent game. Bewene should have started ahead of Akpan We spoilt so many counter attacks that would have been useful Okoye was superb once more If we had Osimhen and Lookman, it would have been a draw at best We even started with team b too 👏