Nigerian Super Eagles on the March

The Super Eagles have left the country on the first leg of the journey to the Africa Cup of Nations in South Africa.

  • Comment (1)

  • Nigeria:  Eagles On the March!

    Daily Trust, 29 December 2012

    The Super Eagles flew out of the country on Thursday night on the first leg of the journey to the 29th Africa Cup of Nations in South Africa. The team flew to Accra to connect ... read more »

Photo: Vanguard

Super Eagles players loosening up before training (file photo).

  • Nigeria:  Eagles' Defence Worries Akpoborie

    Vanguard, 29 December 2012

    Former Nigerian striker, Jonathan Akpoborie is hoping that the Super Eagles' defence will be ready before the 2013 Afcon kicks off on January 19. Akpoborie expressed concern with ... read more »

  • Nigeria:  Eagles Need Amoebi for Afcon Success - Adepoju

    Daily Trust, 29 December 2012

    Former Super Eagles striker, Mutiu Adepoju has thrown his weight behind Coach Stephen Keshi who is making concerted efforts to get Newcastle United to release Shola Amoebi to play ... read more »

  • Nigeria:  Eagles Meet Fair Weather in Faro

    Daily Trust, 29 December 2012

    Super Eagles yesterday afternoon reached Faro, Portugal and were welcomed by fair weather conditions as they commence their final phase of preparation for the African Cup of ... read more »

  • Nigeria:  Nations Cup - Owumi Hails Eagles Provisional List

    Vanguard, 29 December 2012

    Former chairman of the Nigeria Premier League, Davidson Owumi has said the list of players picked by coach Stephen Keshi for the African Cup of Nations in South Africa remains the ... read more »

  • Nigeria:  Much Ado About Osaze's Exclusion From the Eagles

    Vanguard, 30 December 2012

    It is believed in many quarters that one of the cardinal keys to success in every field of endeavour in life is to learn from those who had succeeded in that particular field, or ... read more »

InFocus



Comments Post a comment

  • buyme95
    Jan 2 2013, 07:37

    This post was deleted because it contravenes AllAfrica's commenting guidelines.