The father of Borussia Dortmund rave of the moment Karim Adeyemi has revealed the conversation he had with then coach of the Nigerian team Stephen Keshi.

Adeyemi was born in Germany to a Nigerian father and a Romanian mother making him eligible for all three countries but he picked Germany and was even at the last World Cup with the team.

His father Abbey Adeyemi however said few years ago, when he was around ten years old he met then coach of the senior national team of Nigeria and told him how optimistic he was that his son will play for Nigeria in the future.

” My son plays for Germany but he was educated in the Nigerian way and I make sure he stays connected with his roots by visiting Nigeria since he was a kid. I was so sure that he will be a top star that I told the Nigerian coach Keshi back then when he was around 9-10 years old that I have a son who will in the future fly the color of Nigeria”, he said in an interview monitored by OGN.

His dream won’t be a reality as the 21 year old is no longer eligible for selection for Nigeria after representing Germany at the World Cup. He has however put Nigeria on the map when he said the local meal fufu is responsible for the speed with which he plays.

Daniel Martins

The Flying Eagles of Nigeria restored their world cup ambition with an emphatic one nil win over host nation, Egypt.

In what was a tension soaked match, both teams  appeared not willing to taking risk leading to the first half ending in 0-0. In the second half it became more open with chances at both ends with the hope of breaking the deadlock.

Nigeria finally got the breakthrough when left full back Solomon Agbalaka powered home a header from a well taken corner kick by Aminu Mohammed in the 70th minute.

Chijioke Anigboso – The goalkeeper who was picked ahead of first choice goalkeeper Nathaniel Nwosu gave a huge account of himself. Made two big saves and also commanded his area really well. What a game he had….. 8.5/10.

Augustine Njoku – Full of energy and not scared of getting involved. Covered a lot of grounds and was very much settled all through the game, Should have done more offensively….. 6/10.

Solomon Agbalaka – Solid in defending and also joined the attack with ease. His bullet header ended as the winning goal of the game. A solid showing….. 7.5/10.

Benjamin Fredrick – He can do no wrong at the moment. Solid in area duels and also won all his tackles with ease. His well timed last ditch tackles twice bailed the team in tight corners. The Simoiben Academy graduate is surely among the stars of this team….. 8/10.

Daniel Bameyi- His energy level can’t be matched but wasn’t quite refined in the way he went into tackles and aerial duels. He was fortunate not to give away a penalty with a wild lunge….. 6/10.

Aminu Mohammed – Showed remarkable composure on the ball and looked to play in his teammates early. Picked up the assist with a well lofted corner kick. Had a near spectacular game in the middle….. 7/10.

Onuche Ogbelu – Can easily pass as the most busy and most creative among the Nigerian midfielders. The way he bossed the game without his regular partner Daniel Daga came as a surprise to many….. 7.5/10.

Samson Lawal – A passenger in the first half but heavily involved in the second half. Hasn’t quite lived up to his showing at the WAFU B championship. Not one of his best games….. 6/10.

Mohammed Beji – Indecision made him look lost when he was presented with two chances to have a shot at goal. Improved a lot in the second half and almost scored from range. Can do a lot better though….. 6.5/10.

Haliru Sarki – Not the same player he way in preparation for this tournament. Wasteful in possession and guilty of trying to do too much. Not one of his best days…. 5/10.

Ayuba Francis – A willing runner and a fighter. He fought for every ball in the box making him drift away from where he can be a threat. As the arrowhead of the attack he didn’t get involved enough to be a goal threat….. 6/10.

Substitutes:

Adams Olamilekan – Made his presence known with his all round approach keeping the Egyptian defence busy. A better outing than in the first game….. 6/10

Jude Sunday – Ran at his markers with pace and did a lot of job defensively. He however still hasn’t hit the height that is expected of him…. 6/10

Nicholas Jonathan – Didn’t get involved enough to earn a rating.

Abel Ogwuche – He made two powerful headers to halt a potential counter attack from Egypt. Not enough to earn a rating.

Mohammed Mowiz

The Flying Eagles of Nigeria restored their world cup ambition with an emphatic one nil win over host nation, Egypt.

In what was a tension soaked match, both teams  appeared not willing to taking risk leading to the first half ending in 0-0. In the second half it became more open with chances at both ends with the hope of breaking the deadlock.

Nigeria finally got the breakthrough when left full back Solomon Agbalaka powered home a header from a well taken corner kick by Aminu Mohammed in the 70th minute.

Egypt fought their way back into the game but met a brick wall in the defence of Nigeria marshalled by the impressive Benjamin Fredrick. Goalkeeper Chijioke Anigboso was also impressive with two big saves to keep the Egyptians at bay.

Nigeria will next play Mozambique in the last group game needing at least a draw with their opponent losing 0-3 to Senegal, who are on top of the group with six points after beating Nigeria in their opening game.

Mohammed Mowiz

Hamburg defender Jonas David might be among the new names invited to the senior national team of Nigeria when the list of players called up for the Africa Cup of Nations qualifiers is made public by head coach of the team Jose Peseiro, OGN understands.

Peseiro is worried over the defence of the team and wants to give opportunities to new players who are doing well at their respective teams, and David who has played in 14 of his team’s game this summer is among the new players under consideration for a spot in the squad for the back to back games against Guinea Bissau.

The 22 year old who was born in Germany qualifies to represent Nigeria through his father and already according to reports in the German media contacts has already been established with a representative of the Nigeria Football Federation (NFF).

Baba Abdulrahman who works with the deputy technical director of the NFF met with the defender to sound out the interest from Nigeria according to MOPO. Talks were said to have been held with the permission of the coach of the senior national team of Nigeria.

An invitation to the team for the AFCON qualifiers will bring to conclusion a three year period which he has been monitored by Nigeria with erstwhile coach Gernot Rohr, the first to have made contact with him.

Waziri Damian.

The club future of Nigeria U20 winger Thompson Ishaka will likely be settled soon following his return to Scottish side Rangers, where he had trials with the team in the summer, OGN understands.

Ishaka who is seen as one of the top prospect at London based Brooke House Academy is said to have impressed during trials especially in the games he played during the course of his stay at the club.

Sources claimed an agreement wasn’t reached between his primary owners and the club with his club wanting a fee of around £1m but that doesn’t appear to be the case according to what we recently gathered.

We heard the club deferred their decision on his signing till after a second assessment which was planned for this point in time with the B team set for a tournament in Morocco.

He will travel with the B team to Morocco for a tournament after which a decision is expected to be reached on his potential signing. Ishaka was with the Nigeria U20 team during their camping in Abuja ahead of the U20 Africa Cup of Nations.

The team is presently at the tournament in Egypt and started their campaign on a poor note losing 0-1 to Senegal in their first game. They will take on the host in their second group game tomorrow.

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