Charles N. Onyekaba

@Omojuwa God forbide.....I am tired! I give up!!

Being an Arsenal fan is a labour of love and sacrifice.

Arsenal and Arteta are a pain to watch!.........TBH

@SamAkinlotan Everyday of the week bro

Trossard scores that Martinelli chance.

@I_Am_Rephlex For you to mention "Net Spend" means you are contradicting yourself. The criticism against Pep has nothing to do with Net spend. It is rather one side of it. Mancity know how to sell their players well. Check what they got from Alvarez, Palmer, Jesus and their likes.

For those calling Pep Guardiola a “Cheque book manager” #PepGuardiola #Arsenal #Chelsea #Manchesterunited

@ColinUdoh When @ColinUdoh speaks about issues like this, eveeyone must listen. He has been there !

You're wrong, sir. Most of this post is built from a combination of lack of first hand experience, lack of knowledge and an abundance of assumptions with a dose of (correct me if I'm wrong) AI answer built in. To start with, there is structure in the Super Eagles media process. Here is how it works: 1. Media have ONE day when they're allowed up to ONE HOUR ONLY of access-controlled interactions with players when the team are in camp at home. That is when the majority of the content people see is created. 2. There is one official pre-match press conference on MD -1 with coach and captain 3. The team media officer produces and distributes editorial videos with select players/coach throughout their time in camp that is also usually shared on the official social channels 4. Media are usually allowed access to the first 15 minutes of training to record B-roll footage 5. At Afcon, there is one CAF-mandated 15-minutes open session for B-roll footage, plus official press conference and Mixed Zone pre and post game. There is no tiered accreditation structure, not even with FIFA. What exists is different areas of MD access. For eg photographers get field access, rights holders get broadcast zone passes, NRH have restricted passes. ALL still get similar pre-game day access. The issue that blew up here with Nigeria is that some in the Nigerian media got too spoiled by all the access and a sense of entitlement crept in. Many countries do not give anywhere near as much access. The team gave slightly more than was allowed, and when the coach cut back on it to focus on preparations (as is his prerogative), some folks got mad. Also, outsiders who do not have knowledge of how these things work, assume that the team camp is besieged by journalists and content creators distracting the players. To be clear, they only get less than ONE HOUR of ONE DAY when the team is in camp to do all of that and nothing more. The reason that is the case is that in the early 2000s, all sorts of people used to invade the team camp uncontrolled. When @IdahPeterside was media officer in 2007, I helped him set up the structures for player interactions to limit access to players while still ensuring media get required editorial content. And when I became Media Officer in 2010, I added additional layers to those, including videos, emails, and audio and setting up one on one interviews ahead of the team arriving in camp. Finally, to reiterate the issue is not for lack of structure

@ColinUdoh Interested

Who wants to join me on a Super Eagles video Watch-Along on Tuesday. Will be on Zoom and live on YouTube via StreamYard. Watch on your own screen, and discuss with me. Wear your Super Eagles jersey, bring your passion, bring your emotion, bring your own snacks and drinks. Limited spots available to come live on stage. Indicate interest in the replies below this tweet, and I will send you Zoom and Streamyard links on matchday #AFCON2025

@ELEGBETE1SPORTS @sabastinemma @BenedictAdeyem3 I know this one......I met him during the early days bro in your place

It just dawned on me that out of the 8 persons I flew to cover this #AFCON2025 4 of them would be making their debut at Africa's biggest football carnival in Morocco. Here is @sabastinemma having a moment with Chidozie Awaziem. People like @BenedictAdeyem3 would not see such.

@Omojuwa The moment he gave those first 2, i knew immediately that it will be like this. Its a derby for crying out loud. #CHEARS

Anthony Taylor is so incompetent. Refereeing a derby like it’s a no-contact sport. Too many yellow cards, most of them unnecessary.

@cindy_blog @sportstanza @theveeva Chelsea 0 Arsenal 2

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This Tolu no follow at all! #supereagles #WorldCupQualifiers

@I_Am_Rephlex Very embarrasing, to say the least. I don't see anything changing tbh

This second half was an utter embarrassment. What was that? We couldn’t even create a single chance. #NGADRC

@Omojuwa Its really embarrasing

Victor Osimhen is more than one player for Nigeria. Will not explain.

@PoojaMedia Shame dey catch me for these players. Tufiakwa!

Look at Zaidu's cross like rugby 😭😭

@chaplinez70 The team became Bayelsa utd immediately Oshimen went off. #SuperEagles

We have a serious problem o!!!!! So if Osimhen is unavailable, the team goes to sleep? The team has become unrecognizable.

Tolu no fit control ball

TOLU has been terrible since he came in. Veey ordinary #WorldCupQualifiers #SuperEagles

@OurFavOnlineDoc Disgraceful 2nd half performance . No puprose, no drive

Please pray for Nigeria o We must qualify for this World Cup 😭

@Mpraiz I have never seen anything like this.Oshimen went off and we stopped playing

Is it me or does it seem like the Super Eagles have kinda lost steam? #WorldCupPlayOffs2025

@Emiearth Tufiakwa.....i dey tell you

We look ordinary. Very ordinary. Jeez!

I will be surprised if Nigeria win this match now. They are really struggling to stamp any authoriy in the match