Edidiong fidelis

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@Pgm__x Can't believe he didn't get a min under tuchel 🤔

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Still becoming 📸

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Good times🥳
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In the Super Eagles dressing room, there should hang a picture of Taribo West, jersey torn, blood darkening every fiber, eyes burning with defiance. He didn’t play for a paycheck. He didn’t play to show off. He played like he was carrying the soul of a nation on his back. That picture should stare down every player who steps through those doors, a silent judge demanding they understand what it truly means to wear this badge. Some see it as an exhibition game. Others treat it like a warm-up. It is neither. It is a call to fight, to bleed, to sacrifice.

Nigeria’s failure to qualify for the World Cup is not just an administrative disaster; it is a moral and professional failure on the players’ part. Everyone talks about corrupt boards, politics, and bad management, and yes, those are real problems, but let’s not pretend the players are innocent. Wearing the Super Eagles jersey is a privilege, not a birthright. Not every Nigerian gets to kiss that badge. Legends like Taribo West bled for it. Samuel Okwaraji literally gave his life for it.

Some of today’s players only choose Nigeria because they couldn’t make it in the country they grew up in. They don’t grasp the weight of responsibility, the pride, or the expectations of representing over a billion people. Passion, commitment, and accountability, that’s what separates heroes from tourists on the pitch. Right now, too many of our supposed professionals are tourists, just marking time until they move to a “bigger stage.”

If we want Nigeria to compete at the level we’re capable of, administrative reforms alone won’t suffice. Players must understand that when they step onto that field, they carry the hopes of a nation. That lack of fire, pride, and understanding is as much a reason we failed as anything the administrators did.

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@Eagleswatch_Ng @NwabaliBobo Safe hands🧤@NwabaliBobo

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@Eagleswatch_Ng Men mount🔥

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@Eagleswatch_Ng Patriot to the Core.. respect VO9🫡

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@Eagleswatch_Ng German onugkha

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@bod_zsn Hello

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Solitude 🕊️
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@DiianaD_ Denzel Washington 🙌🏿

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@bussyamid @NGSuperEagles @thenff Ajayi isn't fully fit for a back 2

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@NGSuperEagles @thenff Another day to develop HBP🥺

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Life in a week🎭
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Pencil in the hands of the creator 🙇🏾‍♂️

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Wild 🪘

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@commmmmmfoort Am I ur type?

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If peace had a look 🙂

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