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Though European-born Nigerians have in the past starred for the national team but the desperation to lure foreign born Nigerians who have played for their country of birth at the underage competitions to don the colours of the national team by the football federation has been heightened of recent. The latest name on the card of the Nigeria Football Federation (NFF) is Liverpool starlet, Jordon Femi Ibe, who has already represented England at Under-18, 19 and 20 levels since 2012. Kunle Adewale in this report asks if this is an admission that the local league is no longer viable to produce players for the country's national teams During Nigeria's botched attempt at playing in the 1982 World Cup in Spain, only two players -John Chidioze and Tunji Banjo, were not based in Nigeria and were in the team that played through the qualifiers. At the 1994 Mundial qualifiers, Reuben Agboola was the only foreign born Nigerian among the gang, but eventually could not ma...

I don't know what caused their fight but I think the fight is tougher now but interesting . Nigeria people love celebrity fight .

Massive curves that can kill... Is this curve for only one man ?

From a female Reader I guess I should start by specifying that we’re not first cousins, but I don’t know if we qualify as second cousins or not. His mother and my grandfather are brother and sister, in a family where there are as many aunts, uncles, cousins, and siblings as trees in a forest. The two of them are separated by fifteen years, six siblings, and enough difference in upbringing that they would often talk about how they felt more like uncle and niece than brother and sister. I think that their disparity in childhood is probably a lot of the reason why we felt it was okay to do at first, because it was barely even like they were siblings. We were so used to the big family reunions where everyone would get lost in the mix, and there were always new babies being born and new marriages and new extensions to the family tree — it was easy to pretend like we didn’t know what the situation was. But we know, and since we first kissed outside...

From an angry husband My wife and I just had our first child together and as is expected, she must have to breastfeed the baby but the annoying thing is that she brings out her breast to breastfeed him anywhere he cries for food and she doesn’t even do it with any shame. Last Sunday my boss came visiting with his sons to greet our baby and as we were in my parlor talking, our son cried and immediately my wife just brought out her whole breast. Even my MD was embarrassed. I have told her repeatedly but she says what should she do? Shay she would not breastfeed her child again and that I am just “forming” unnecessarily. Abeg am I forming or is it normal for me to be angry? Do you think his just overreacting?

She is cute and smart, imaging a baby playing the piano.