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History Book: Mikel Obi`s first Premier League goal
The History book will always remember it took Nigerian Midfielder Mikel Obi 185 appearances to score his first English Premier…
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Osimhen at the 2015 U-17 AFCON: A throwback
Comments made by Cameroon striker Dorinel Yondjo has inspired a throwback to how Victor Osimhen performed at the 2015 U-17…
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Throwback to how Okocha used his PL armband for Nigeria`s 2004 AFCON games
At the 2004 AFCON, Nigeria`s skipper Jay Jay Okocha was pictured using the customized captain armband from his club Premier…
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Yakubu Aiyegbeni: A successful Eagle imprisoned by memories of one miss
Nobody is perfect !!!! that is the moral lesson from today’s walk through the ” history books ” as we…
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History book: Day Kelechi Iheanacho scored the first of his 16 FA Cup goals
Call him Mr FA cup and back that with stats Kelechi Iheanacho has scored more goals (16) than anyone in…
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History book: Day Obafemi Martins fired Birmingham City to League Cup glory
Born on the 28th of October 1984, Former Super Eagles of Nigeria forward Obafemi Martins turns 38 today. To celebrate…
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History book: Reason Super Eagles team was disbanded before Korea/Japan 2002 World Cup
Despite achieving a 3rd place finish at the 2002 AFCON, the Nigeria Football Federation-NFF as directed by the Sports Ministry…
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History book: Jay-Jay Okocha’s goal of the season winning strike vs West Ham
This edition of ‘History book’ is inspired by Alex Iwobi’s wonder strike in Everton’s 1-2 loss to Manchester United on…
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History book: Vincent Enyeama became Super Eagles first choice goalkepeer as a home based player , can the current NPFL goalie’s hit same height
The search for an effective replacement for veteran goalkepeer Vincent Enyeama in the Super Eagles has been on since 2015…
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History book: Macaulay Chrisantus the Golden boy of 2007 who is yet to hit golden height 15 years after
Macaulay Chrisantus scored seven times for Nigeria’s Golden Eaglets on their way to winning the 2007 FIFA U-17 World Cup…
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