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[...] I was surprised that Stephen Keshi was sacked after he led Super Eagles to beat Sudan by 3 goals to 1. I did not  understand why he would be sacked after the current [...]

[...] the same, you can say I was in the middle. I was not sure what the future would hold for the Super Eagles if he was sacked and so I still wanted NFF to manage him. I didn’t expect Keshi to be sacked [...]

[...] Anything that is overly politicized in Nigeria ends up to be f—ked. The Super Eagles of Nigeria is not an exception. They are f–cked and f–cked for good. It is better they did not [...]

[...] In the beginning of the 2015 AFCON qualifiers,no one would have expected the Super Eagles not to qualify for the tournament. But that is what happened yesterday. After a series of [...]

[...] of other African countries such as South Africa and Rwanda which offer way faster and cheaper internet access. As you can see from this post, for less than 8000 Naira, one can subscribe for a 24/7 [...]

[...] that could power at least 6-10 devices.  She searched for a network that offered an unlimited internet access around the area we lived. It was not easy finding a provider that offered and unlimited [...]

[...] would be reluctant to come if they fear they cannot get back home. Stopping flights from Ebola-stricken countries would affect the livelihoods of people and even the economy of the affected nations. [...]

[...] This is one of the decisions I would thumbs-up for. If Nigeria had closed the borders to Ebola-stricken countries (Sierra Leone, etc), it would create a sense of panic and people who want to come into [...]

[...] 19 October To those Americans that suggesting their government to stop  Flights from Ebola-stricken countries, I  understand you all. However, I suggest you all should read this and maybe have a [...]

[...] urging their black president “Barack Obama” to suspend flights from West Africa or Ebola-stricken countries and this could mean Nigeria may be included on the list. Update on the Ebola story [...]

[...] cannot provide cheap internet for its citizens even though it has one of the world’s largest internet users can be classified as broke. Therefore Nigeria is broke. I could go on and on… Summary Dr [...]

[...] internet service access at a cheap price? Not a place. This is terrible, with over 60 million internet users; one would have expected the price of internet in Nigeria to be cheap, as compared to our [...]

[...] With over 60 million internet users, Nigeria is the country with the most internet users in Africa. Nigeria is also ranked 8th in the list of countries with the most internet users [...]

[...] If no Ebola case is declared in Nigeria within the next 3 days then WHO would declare Nigeria Ebola-free. However, when I checked my  Facebook feed today,  I saw a news that could change that. It [...]

[...] a separate outbreak. This came after the WHO’s 42 days ultimatum to declare Nigeria Ebola-free if there are no other confirmed case of Ebola in the country. “It’s possible to [...]