WORD OF FAITH FOR TODAY

 

Topic: PURSUE, OVERTAKE AND RECOVER ALL

Bible Reading: GEN 14:12-21

Introduction

To pursue means to carry out or be involved in an activity.

To recover means get back what was lost or be healed from illness.

To overtake means to Catch up with and possibly overtake or travel past those who had gone ahead of you or to overcome an opponent.

SOME OF THE THINGS TO DO TO RECOVER ALL

1.       You must be born in the house vs 14, John 3:3-5

2.       You be skilfully prepared by regularly feed on the word of God 2 Timo 4:12, Vs 14, Heb 4:12

3.       Pray for  direction b4 pursuing: Gen 14:15

4.       You must be a Tither :Joel 2:21-26

5.       You must be a man of unwavering faith : Hab 2:4

Conclusion: God will not do what you are to do, He has prepared the table before you and will not spoon feed you, therefore  RISE UP AND FIGHT FOR RIGHT TODAY! GOD BLESS YOU

Health Benefits of Onion

 Never mind the tears they bring on—onions are an ace ally in your fight against disease. A prized member of the lily family, they lavish you with health benefits while adding oodles of taste to your food.

1. Vitamins

Onions are good sources of several vitamins, and in particular vitamin A, vitamin C and vitamin E. All three of these vitamins are necessary for standard bodily processes, and vitamin C in particular can help to boost your immune system. This is one of the many reasons why onions have been used in medical procedures and to promote general good health for thousands of years.The phytochemicals in onions improve the working of Vitamin C in the body, thus gifting you with improved immunity.

2. Folic Acid

Folic acid is helpful in regulating certain other systems in your body. It is typically found in different types of fruits, but onions are unique in that they contain a hefty amount of folic acid and they are a vegetable. In order to mix up your intake of produce but still get your recommended dosage of this nutrient, consider using onions.

3. Anti-Bacterial Properties

Onions and garlic are both pungent in odor and flavor. This makes them preferable for many people and also makes other people choose to avoid them. However, linked in with this pungency is the fact that both of these vegetables are excellent natural antibacterial agents. By eating a diet that is heavy in onions, and particularly one that is heavy in onions that have not been cooked through thoroughly, you can boost your body’s natural protection system against bacteria. This will mean that you’ll be less likely to experience a variety of different types of infections.

4. Iron

Many types of onions are high in iron. Red onions in particular have the highest concentrations of iron. This can be helpful for a number of reasons. Iron helps to keep your blood the proper consistency and thickness. Onions can prevent anemia, or a general thinning of the blood. They can also boost the health and strength of your blood cells in a number of other ways as a result of the iron that they contain.

5.Healthy |Heart .

To help keep your blood free of clots, and make the most of the health benefits of onions, eat them both raw and cooked.
Prescribing onions for heart patients is hardly routine among cardiologists. But Harvard's Dr. Victor Gurewich advises all his patients with coronary heart disease to eat onions daily.
Here are some of the things that onions can do for your heart:

• Boost beneficial HDL cholesterol
• Thin the blood
• Retard blood clotting
• Lower total blood cholesterol
• Lower triglycerides
• Lower blood pressure                                                                                                                   

6. Cancer Prevention

One way the antioxidants in onions can protect you against cancer is by reducing the DNA damage in cells caused by free radicals, studies reveal.
All onions and onion relatives (garlic, leeks, chives and scallions, or spring onions) are rich in organosulfur compounds shown to help prevent cancer in lab animals.
In fact, an onion extract was found to destroy tumor cells in test tubes and to arrest tumor growth when tumor cells were implanted in rats.
The onion extract was shown to be unusually nontoxic, since a dose as high as forty times that of the dose required to kill the tumor cells had no adverse effect on the host.

In addition, shallots have been shown to exhibit significant activity against leukemia in mice.

Scrap plane spotted being towed in Lagos

 
 A scrap private plane belonging to Bethel Ministeries Inc. stirred panic on Thursday morning as the rumour spread that another aircraft had crashed in Lagos.

On hearing the news, hundreds of residents trooped out with their camera phones and queued behind the gate bar of Dapsey Oil filling station at Igando where the plan was packed to take shots.

A senior officer of the filling station said the plane was being removed from the Ikeja Airport to Badagry when one of the tires burst and it had to be packed around 2am.

The police are having tough time controlling the swelling crowd and a young man has been arrested by the Igando police station.

Source: Punch Nigeria

Kagawa hoping to emulate Rooney and Van Persie

 

The former BVB man wants to boost his confidence and become an influential figure at Man United after a successful but unspectacular first year in England

Manchester United midfielder Shinji Kagawa wants to focus his efforts on becoming a more influential figure at Old Trafford next season.

The Japan international midfielder was rotated in and out of the Red Devils side last season, partly due to injuries, as they charged towards their 13th Premier League title.

The 24-year-old did not make the impact he would have liked during his maiden campaign in a United shirt nd has vowed to kick on in the new era of David Moyes's management.

"I wasn't satisfied with my overall performance but I played well in the second half of the season and started to get more and more confidence," Kagawa told Sports Illustrated.

"Hopefully, I can keep that going at the Confederations Cup."In this business, you need to be like Wayne Rooney or Robin van Persie and prove yourself if you want the ball. I want to be a player like them, which means I need results."

The former Borussia Dortmund midfielder made 26 appearances in his first season at Old Trafford, finding the back of the net six times.

Mourinho: Rooney is like me and should do what makes him happy

The striker has attempted to leave Old Trafford but the Portuguese would not be drawn on whether or not he will move for the England international

Wayne Rooney should leave Manchester United if it makes him happy, according to new Chelsea manager Jose Mourinho.

The striker has twice had transfer requests rejected by the Premier League champions and his future is uncertain following the arrival of David Moyes at Old Trafford, with Goal revealing in May that he is "hell bent" on leaving Old Trafford.

Goal understands that Arsenal are seriously interested in Rooney, who has held talks with at least two clubs over a potential move this summer, with Chelsea also among his suitors and Mourinho thinks that the England international will be motivated in his decision to leave by ambition, rather than money.

"I think he is at a fantastic age for a player: maturity, big experience, still young," the Portuguese told reporters. "It's up to him and what he wants, what makes him happy.

"He's a little bit like me: he doesn't need one more pound in his contract. One more cup won't make a different. Be happy.

"Where is he happy? Where will he find more happiness to have ambition and drive him? I like him as a boy. I wish him well and hope he is happy."

However, Mourinho would not be drawn on whether or not he will attempt to bring the striker to Stamford Bridge.

"I learned a few things," he continued. "One of them is I don't comment on players from other teams. No chance. No chance."

World's most expensive motor home goes on sale for £2million ...Better Life

The world's most expensive motorhome has gone on sale in Dubai, covered in gold & worth £2m.

The space-age eleMMent Palazzo comes complete with a colossal master bedroom, 40-inch TV, on-board bar, fireplace and even its own rooftop terrace. But the most impressive piece of luxury is the 'Sky Lounge' - at the press of a button the 40ft home transforms into a personal retreat with pop up cocktail bar, underfloor heating and extravagant marble lighting. Continue...

 The luxury motor home comes in gold and white

At the press of a button the 40ft home transforms into a personal retreat with pop up cocktail bar, underfloor heating and extravagant marble lighting

The private jet on wheels is designed to cater for businessmen on the road, wealthy families on their travels or global superstars on tour

 

The master bedroom has a 40 inch TV, with warm water floor heating system & full air conditioning

Culled from UK Daily Mail

Brave Warriors coach resigns post three days to clash with the Super Eagles......d fear of super eagles

 

With just three days to the match against the Super Eagles in a Group F World Cup qualifying match, Namibia coach Roger Palmgren has resigned his position.
John Muinjo, President of the Namibia Football Association (NFA) announced the departure of the coach on Sunday.
According to a release on the NFA website, Palmgren put in his immediate resignation which stated that he was quitting his position because of serious threats directed towards him and his family.
The Swedish coach was appointed in May and helped his team to a 0-0 draw away to Malawi last week Wednesday.
Going forward, the NFA announced that Ricardo Mannetti will take over the coaching reins and will be assisted by Ronnie Kanalelo. Other than the resignation of their coach, Namibia are still without the injured Rudolf Bester, Henrico Botes, Heinrich Isaacks and Ronald Ketjijere, but  Oliver Risser has resumed training and is in contention for a starting berth.
The Eagles are in Windhoek after their morale-boosting 1-0 win over the Harambee Stars of Kenya last week. The match is scheduled for the Sam Nujoma Stadium on Wednesday.
In the first leg last June, the Super Eagles ran away with a 1-0 victory courtesy of a Ikechukwu Uche goal scored in the 80th minute.

Clarifying Nigeria's debt position - Dr Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala

A statement from the Minister of Finance, Dr Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala

There has recently been a lot of misinformation and misconception in our public debate on debt. My goal in this article is to shed some light on the public debt, to clarify the real state of Nigeria’s debt position, and hopefully, provide a knowledge platform for constructive debate.

Let me say at the outset that no one in government is supportive of a Nigeria that returns to a high state of indebtedness. On a personal note, having gone through tremendous stress during the quest for Paris Club debt relief, I am committed to a Nigerian economy that is fiscally prudent, balances its books and remains at a low state of indebtedness.

To begin, Nigeria’s overall debt is comprised of external and domestic debts. The external debt is typically owed to foreign creditors such as multilateral agencies (for example, the Africa Development Bank, the World Bank, or the Islamic Development Bank), to bilateral sources (such as the China Exim Bank, the French Development Bank or the Japanese Aid Agency), or to private creditors such as investors in our Eurobonds. The domestic debt, however, is contracted within Nigerian borders, usually through bond issues which are then purchased by Nigerian banks, local pension funds, and other domestic and foreign investors. The resources raised typically go to help fund the budget or other domestic expenditures, such as infrastructure projects. We also have some contractor arrears, and other local liabilities which are normally handled through the budget.

Both federal and state governments borrow domestically and externally. However, no state government can borrow externally unless guaranteed by the Federal Government. Similarly, state governments’ domestic borrowing is subject to federal government analysis and confirmation – based on clear criteria and guidelines that a state can repay based on their monthly FAAC allocations and internally generated revenues (IGR).

As a nation, we have had a difficult history with debt. As such, no one can forget the challenging times we went through from 2003 to 2005 trying, in the end, successfully to get relief on our large external debt. Neither the government nor any Nigerian wants a repeat of the country’s past history of large debts. That is why the current President Goodluck Jonathan administration, the Legislature, the Ministry of Finance, and the Debt Management Office, are very focused on a conservative and prudent approach to managing the national debt. Our current approach balances Nigeria’s needs for investment in physical and human infrastructure with a strong policy to limit overall indebtedness in relation to our ability to pay. Above all, any debts incurred must go for directly productive purposes which yield results that Nigerians can see.

First the numbers:

a. In 2004, prior to the Paris Club debt relief, Nigeria’s overall debt stock was very high. External debt stood at US$35.9 billion while the stock of the domestic debt amounted to US$10.3 billion resulting in a total of about US$46.2 billion or 64.3% of GDP excluding contractor and pension arrears.

b. After the successful debt relief initiative, Nigeria’s stock of foreign debt declined dramatically. Indeed, in August 2006, when I left office, Nigeria’s foreign and domestic debts amounted to US$3.5 billion and US$13.8 billion respectively – a total of US$17.3 billion or 11.8% of GDP.

c. By August 2011, when I resumed for the second time as Finance Minister, the domestic debt stock had grown substantially to US$42.23 billion, while the external debt was still a modest US$5.67 billion. This implied a total debt stock of US$47.9 billion or 21% of GDP. Note that while the debt stock grew, our national income also grew so that debt to GDP ratio (the parameter used globally to measure a country’s debt sustainability) remains modest and manageable.

d. Thus, the key noticeable change in Nigeria’s indebtedness in recent years has been the growth of domestic debt. There were two main reasons which resulted in this outcome. First, the initial growth of the domestic debt stock was because the federal government wanted to deepen the domestic debt markets and generate a yield curve for Nigeria which ultimately could help our corporate bodies to access the capital markets and borrow funds at more affordable rates. The DMO through its work has been successful in doing this.

Nigerian corporates can now raise money at reasonable rates at home and abroad, helping them secure resources to invest in the economy. Secondly, however, domestic debt was also raised to finance increased budget expenditures including consumption. For example, in 2010, the 53% salary increase for civil servants was financed by raising domestic bonds. Borrowing for recurrent expenditure or consumption, as was the case here is a practice that is less than ideal and one that we should endeavour not to repeat. We must learn that domestic debt should be incurred sparingly at modest and manageable rates so that government is able to service it and pay back domestic creditors. Failure to do so would severely undermine the finances of our private and institutional creditors to the detriment of the economy.

It is with this background in mind that we have put in place several measures to limit and manage the national debt. There are a number of specific policies we have introduced in the current administration to slow down the increase in our overall debt stock.

a. First, we have brought expenditures and revenues much more in line, through a low fiscal deficit of 1.81% GDP, to reduce the need for domestic borrowing. For example, we reduced annual domestic borrowing from N852 billion in 2011, to N744 billion in 2012, and to N577 billion in 2013. Our objective is to reduce government’s domestic borrowing to below N500 billion in the 2014 budget.

b. Second, for the first time, we have paid down part of our domestic debt rather than rolling all of it over. Beginning in February 2013, we successfully retired N75 billion worth of maturing domestic bonds. And we will continue with this practice in the coming years.

c. Third, we have established a sinking fund with an initial capitalisation of N25 billion. This fund will enable the government to retire maturing bond obligations in the future.

d. Fourth, we are working increasingly with states to get a clearer picture of domestic debts acquired by state governments, thanks to the comprehensive review recently completed by the DMO. Our particular concern is that state governments limit borrowings in line with their incomes and put any borrowings made to work on specific projects and programmes that bring direct beneficial results to their citizens.

[Please find attached the Debt-to-GDP ratio of selected economies]

e. Fifth, instead of the previous practice of contracting foreign loans in an ad hoc manner, we have streamlined the process for federal and state governments and made it transparent through the Medium Term Rolling External Borrowing Plan, which is reviewed and approved by the National Assembly. This plan presents the anticipated loans to be contracted by the government over a three-year time window, so that we can target funds to priority projects, and also make trade-offs where necessary. Notice that this covers planned foreign borrowing by both the federal and state governments for projects that will yield results in infrastructure, education, health, etc. Most loans contracted are on concessional or very favourable terms. For example, many of the multilateral loans are at zero interests, 40-year maturity, and 10 years grace. Others are at less than three per cent rate of interest.

f. And finally, we have put forward a Medium-Term Debt Strategy with a mix of limited external and domestic borrowing that is appropriate for the economy.

But let me repeat that we shall never be complacent about our national debt. We need to be constantly vigilant to limit the amount of debt and create room for the private sector instead to borrow. As such, we need to stay focused on three main priorities.
First, we should continue to monitor our external borrowing and ensure that we do not slip back to our high indebtedness prior to the debt relief programme. As I mentioned earlier, the External Borrowing Plan, helps to address this concern by ensuring that we always have a comprehensive, transparent view of our foreign borrowing. As at now, our external indebtedness is low at $6.67 billion or about three per cent of GDP.

Second, we should closely continue to monitor and limit our domestic debt, and ensure that it stays within a prudent and conservative range. We should pay off debt that is due to the extent of our ability.

And third, we should also continue to closely monitor borrowing by states to ensure that the debt burdens of our state governments remain within manageable levels and that borrowings are applied to specific projects that yield results for citizens of the state. In that regard, we enjoin banks and other lenders to be careful and prudent when lending to ensure that this is done within the existing rules, regulations and guidelines.

Former UN Secretary-General Kofi Annan once said: “Information and knowledge are central to democracy – and they are the conditions for development.” That is precisely why I have gone to some length to throw light on the real facts and the real issues regarding our debt situation and what the federal government is doing to address them. We need to create the basis to have a healthy and constructive public conversation on this issue, not a distorted and partisan battle.

• Dr. Okonjo-Iweala is Coordinating Minister for the Economy and Minister of Finance.

Cavani to discuss future after Confederations Cup

  

Edinson Cavani has revealed he will not discuss his Napoli future until after he has played in the Confederations Cup with Uruguay.

Cavani, who scored 29 goals in Serie A to emerge as the league's top marksman, has attracted admiring glances from a number of top clubs in Europe including Real Madrid, Paris Saint-Germain, Chelsea and Manchester City.

But despite the interest in him, the 26-year-old striker says he will not contemplate his future options until after his international duties are over.

"Everything is uncertain at the moment. Today I have a contract with Napoli, but on the other hand there are some conversations going on and now things are a bit dynamic," he told OMNISPORT.

"What I know is that I belong to Napoli and that I'm thinking about my national team because we have a very difficult qualifying game away to Venezuela and we also have a difficult Confederations Cup tournament to deal with.

"After all these commitments I'll think about what is going to happen."

The Partenopei president Aurelio De Laurentiis has already made it clear the club will only let Cavani go if his €63 million release clause is triggered, but the attacker himself is unaware of any concrete offers made by potentially interested bidders.

"I don't know if they [Chelsea] have made an offer for me," he continued.

"I am quiet because throughout my career I have had to deal with speculation that I have signed for another team when there wasn't any truth about that.

"People have talked about a lot of money, a sale or a loan - I am used to all that. To be honest, I am thinking about now.

"There are more things than football and sometimes we have to be focused on that. I have to have my feet on the ground. I am happy and quiet. We will see everything when happens."

With speculation continuing to link the Uruguayan with both Chelsea and Manchester City, Cavani has conceded he would not have any qualms about working under either Manchester City-bound Manuel Pellegrini or Blues' Jose Mourinho, although he did allude to his childhood dream of playing with Madrid.

"I know that to be trained by coaches of that level as Pellegrini and many others that people named like Mourinho, it would always be a pleasure to be trained by any of these coaches," he added.

"Of course, at a certain point it would be a pleasure to play in one of those teams, because when I was a child I always imagined doing it, but for now I only pay attention to Uruguay."

Cavani has a contract with Napoli until the summer of 2017.

Nigerian Graduates with 4.0CGPA out of 4.0 in University of Texas

A 24 year old Nigerian, Uwa Osamede Imafidon, just graduated from the University of Texas at Arlington (UTA) in the US with Masters degree in Microbiology and made a 4.0 CGPA out of the maximum 4.0 CGPA.

Before her sojourn abroad, she had earlier bagged a First Class Degree in Crop Science from University of Benin, as the Best Graduating student in her Department. So proud of her! See photos of her when she was in Nigeria for her first degree, after the cut...

Beauty plus brains = great combination!

Manchester United confirm Guillermo Varela signing............ Good news Abi?

 

The promising defender seals a permanent switch to Old Trafford following a successful trial last season, completing his medical on Friday before linking up with Uruguay Under-20s

Manchester United have confirmed the signing of Penarol defender Guillermo Varela.

The Uruguay Under-20s international spent the end of last season on trial at Old Trafford and impressed coaches enough to make a permanent move to the Premier League side.

The 20-year-old becomes the first signing under the management of David Moyes, who approved the deal, after Varela completed a medical.

Speaking before the announcement of the transfer, Varela told Futbol a lo Penarol radio: "I will have a medical on Friday and on Saturday I join the Uruguay Under-20s national team.

"I will have to learn English. Rodolfo Catino [Penarol's club treasurer] taught me something. The structure is impressive."

Catino, who travelled with Varela in order to complete the deal on behalf of the club, believes that the promising youngster can settle into life in a new country.

"The deal has been agreed," he added. "There won't be any percentage regarding any future transfer.

"The deal can be as much as €2.8 million. Guille will adapt quickly to Manchester."

Villarreal are back in La liga with Ikechukwu Uche as top scorer

The Nigerian striker finished the season as the highest goal scorer for the Yellow Submarines

Ikechukwu Uche with his 14 league goals has powered Villarreal back to La Liga after their ignominious demotion from the top tier last season.
Villarreal defeated Almeria 1-0 on Saturday to confirm their position in second place behind Elche. Uche scored in four successive matches in May to help the former Uefa Champions League semi-finalists make a swift return to the top tier.
Uche scored on May 5 against Elche, another against Alcorcon on May 12, two against Girona on May 18 and his last league goal was against Xerez on May 27.
Another Nigerian striker, Chrisantus Macauley, scored 11 goals in 41 appearances to help Las Palmas qualify for the play-off in which the winner will also be promoted alongside Elche and Villarreal.
Las Palmas will take on Almeria on Wednesday in the one of the two playoff matches with the second leg on Saturday. The other play-off is between Alcorcon and Girona.

SHARE YOUR SMILES TO BLESS MANY PEOPLE THIS WEEK

 

Agbim and seven other local league players make the list for the Super Eagles trip to the Confederations Cup

 

The Super Eagles squad list to the 2013 Fifa Confederations Cup was released on Thursday and included in the 23-man list are eight players who ply their trade in the Nigeria Professional Football League.
The NPFL produced six players for the triumphant Super Eagles team that won a third Nations Cup trophy for Nigeria in February. The players in that squad were Chigozie Agbim, Ejike Uzoenyi, Godfrey Oboabona, Reuben Gabriel, Azubuike Egwuekwe and Sunday Mba.
For this trip to Brazil, Coach Keshi has dropped both Uzoenyi and Gabriel; though both players transferred to European clubs after the Nations Cup win.
The team left Nairobi for South Africa on Friday after their 1-0 win over Kenya in a Group F World Cup qualifying match and will be in Namibia on Wednesday to try and consolidate their leadership of the group where they have eight points from four matches.
They will then proceed to Brazil where they have been grouped with Tahiti, Uruguay and World Champions, Spain. The Super Eagles’ first match is against Tahiti on July 17 at the Estadio Mineirao in Belo Horizonte.
THE SQUAD
Goalkeepers
Vincent Enyeama, Austin Ejide, Chigozie Agbim
Defenders
Godfrey Oboabona, Uwa Echiejile, Efe Ambrose, Azubuike Egwuekwe, Solomon Kwambe, Francis Benjamin, Kenneth Omeruo
Midfielders
John Ogu, Mikel Obi, Fegor Ogude, Ogenyi Onazi, Emeka Eze, Sunday Mba,
Strikers
Ahmed Musa, Brown Ideye, Joseph Akpala, Muhammad Gambo, Anthony Ujah, Michael Babatunde, Nnamdi Oduamadi

My BRETHREN I DEY HAIL UNA OOOOOO

 

Have a wonderful and glorious week.

Deal Almost Done: Says Agent

 

PSV Eindhoven midfielder Kevin Strootman is edging closer to securing a dream move to Premier League champions Manchester United in a £17 million deal.

Earlier this week, SportsDirect News reported that Kevin Strootman was expected to sign for United 'in days'. Now, according to sources in Holland, talks are at "an advanced stage", with an announcement expected "imminently".

A source told SportsDirect News: "David Moyes does not officially take on the United manager's role until 1 July and so he has been juggling a few things, which has perhaps slowed the process down.

However, United, PSV and Strootman are all happy with what's on the table and so we should expect an announcement very soon." Strootman helped PSV finish as runners-up in the Dutch Eredivisie, playing 35 times and scoring six goals in the process.

Nigeria drop to 31st place in Fifa ranking for June 2013.....FIFA REBELLION

  

The Super Eagles lost their place in the top 30 in the new rankings released by the global body on Thursday morning

Nigeria dropped four spots to finish in 31^st place in the latest global ranking of male senior national teams released by Fifa on Thursday.
The Super Eagles had finished in 28^th position in May.
The Super Eagles started the year in 52nd spot and moved to 30th spot in February after their Afcon triumph. They fell to 31st place in April but rose to 28^th in May and have now dropped again.
They played out a 2-2 draw with Mexico on May 31. Wednesday’s victory over Kenya in a competitive 2014 Fifa World Cup qualifier is expected to impact on the next release in July.
They will also play against Namibia next week as well as the Confederations Cup in Brazil, all matches that will impact on their ranking for next month.
Cote D’Ivoire remain the highest ranked African team in 13th place, a spot lower than last month’s. They are followed by Ghana who gained one place in 21^st position while Mali also gained three places to finish in 23^rd position.
The top team in the world is Spain.

Victor Moses and Kalu Uche to miss Nigeria’s World Cup and Confederations Cup campaign

 

The duo are unable to join the Super Eagles due to persistent injury concerns and have given the coaching crew cause for concern with the key matches coming up in a few weeks

Forwards Victor Moses and Kalu Uche are out of Nigeria’s June World Cup qualifying matches and the Confederations Cup as well as the international friendly match against Mexico due to injuries.
In a message sent to the team’s camp in Germany on Monday, Uche claimed to have been playing with injury in the Turkish league for Kasimpasaspor. It is Uche’s first invitation to the national team since 2011.
“He wants to rest on the advice of his club doctor, he will be taking advantage of the off season to undergo treatment,” Eagles Team Coordinator, Emmanuel Attah disclosed from Germany on Monday.
 “Moses on the other hand according to a message from his club, will be out in order to treat his recurring injury and won't be fit on time to be part of Nigeria’s World Cup qualifying and Confederations Cup campaign.
“He will however be with the Chelsea team during the pre-season training in the USA so as to be monitored closely by the Chelsea Doctor. He will however not participate in the Chelsea training program,” Attah disclosed.
Coach Stephen Keshi is not happy with this last minute information from the players, considering the fact that they played for their respective clubs throughout the season up till the last game, he however said there is no cause for alarm, as he has players that will deliver the World Cup ticket and also make Nigerians proud in the Confederations Cup.

The duo are unable to join the Super Eagles due to persistent injury concerns and have given the coaching crew cause for concern with the key matches coming up in a few weeks

Forwards Victor Moses and Kalu Uche are out of Nigeria’s June World Cup qualifying matches and the Confederations Cup as well as the international friendly match against Mexico due to injuries.
In a message sent to the team’s camp in Germany on Monday, Uche claimed to have been playing with injury in the Turkish league for Kasimpasaspor. It is Uche’s first invitation to the national team since 2011.
“He wants to rest on the advice of his club doctor, he will be taking advantage of the off season to undergo treatment,” Eagles Team Coordinator, Emmanuel Attah disclosed from Germany on Monday.
 “Moses on the other hand according to a message from his club, will be out in order to treat his recurring injury and won't be fit on time to be part of Nigeria’s World Cup qualifying and Confederations Cup campaign.
“He will however be with the Chelsea team during the pre-season training in the USA so as to be monitored closely by the Chelsea Doctor. He will however not participate in the Chelsea training program,” Attah disclosed.
Coach Stephen Keshi is not happy with this last minute information from the players, considering the fact that they played for their respective clubs throughout the season up till the last game, he however said there is no cause for alarm, as he has players that will deliver the World Cup ticket and also make Nigerians proud in the Confederations Cup.

The duo are unable to join the Super Eagles due to persistent injury concerns and have given the coaching crew cause for concern with the key matches coming up in a few weeks

Forwards Victor Moses and Kalu Uche are out of Nigeria’s June World Cup qualifying matches and the Confederations Cup as well as the international friendly match against Mexico due to injuries.
In a message sent to the team’s camp in Germany on Monday, Uche claimed to have been playing with injury in the Turkish league for Kasimpasaspor. It is Uche’s first invitation to the national team since 2011.
“He wants to rest on the advice of his club doctor, he will be taking advantage of the off season to undergo treatment,” Eagles Team Coordinator, Emmanuel Attah disclosed from Germany on Monday.
 “Moses on the other hand according to a message from his club, will be out in order to treat his recurring injury and won't be fit on time to be part of Nigeria’s World Cup qualifying and Confederations Cup campaign.
“He will however be with the Chelsea team during the pre-season training in the USA so as to be monitored closely by the Chelsea Doctor. He will however not participate in the Chelsea training program,” Attah disclosed.
Coach Stephen Keshi is not happy with this last minute information from the players, considering the fact that they played for their respective clubs throughout the season up till the last game, he however said there is no cause for alarm, as he has players that will deliver the World Cup ticket and also make Nigerians proud in the Confederations Cup.

UP EAGLES!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

                

Its all successful, by the grace of God............am happy

These Oyinbo know how to collect our money sha!