As Nigerian Football Federation, NFF struggles to get itself out of the mire of the Nation’s series of football failure this year, NFF board member Alhaji Shehu Adamu and veteran coach, Sebastian Broderick have absolved the NFF leadership from the blame.

As the Super Eagles face another test against Botswana on Saturday at the Samuel Ogbemudia Stadium in Benin City, former Eagles player Chukwu Ndukwe has urged newly contracted coach, Stephen Keshi to ensure that only in-form and ‘hungry’ players are selected for the match.

Each time Sanusi Lamido Sanusi opens his mouth, most of us are compelled to listen. For he makes some good sense. But this is not to say that we do not say some good sense as well.

We welcome news of the end of the disastrous era of Colonel Muammar Gaddafi in the People’s Republic of Libya, though, we preferred him being captured alive so as to face trials over his regime’s sundry grievous rights violations including mass murder, covert and overt sponsorship of international terrorism and internal political insurrections. The journey to Gaddafi’s fall remotely started in the Tunisian city of Bouzid on December 17, 2010, where 26-year old Mohammed Bouazizi, a street vendor, set himself on fire, over his frustration as per former President Azedine Ben-Ali’s failed leadership and dictatorship. The former president, who ruled his country since 1987(23 years), later fled the country on 14 January, 2011 as a result of the raging “Jasmine Revolution”.

“It is expected that based on the implementation of the Vision 20:2020 Economic Blueprint, which again goes to the root of resource management, the nation’s GDP should be growing at about 14 per cent per annum from 2010 to 2020, to realize this vision.