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Nigeria’s U-17 female team, Flamingoes, have qualified for the 2016 FIFA U-17 Women’s World Cup billed for Jordan from September 30 to October 21. Bala Nikyu’s girls recorded a 1-0 victory over hosts South Africa at the Makhulong Stadium to qualify 7-0 on aggregate. Bantwana needed to score seven goals to go through to the World Cup without a reply from the Flamingoes but Nigeria’s captain, Rasheedat Ajibade’s 28th minute goal put paid to any hopes of the hosts pulling off a surprise turn-around. Africa has three slots at the U17 Women’s World Cup and South Africa was hoping to snatch one of the spots. Maude Khumalo’s charges tried hard in the second half to go out with pride but a resolute Nigeria defence snuffed out any chances the locals had of scoring a consolation goal. Nigeria has never failed to qualify for the competition since it began in 2008.

The Chairman/CEO of Capital Oil and Gas and the proprietor of FC Ifeanyi Ubah, Dr. Patrick Ifeanyi Ubah has given out a cheque of $5000 to the Super Eagles of Nigeria players as motivation for them to go all out and win Eqypt on Tuesday in Alexandria to put their AFCON qualification in the right path. Uba had promised the Nigerian team the said amount should they win Egypt in the matched played last Friday in Kaduna but despite the game ending 1-1 apiece, Uba still went ahead to redeem his pledge. He also handed out the sum of $3000 to the team officials.


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