Buildup To Flying Eagles Of Nigeria 2011 African Youth Championship (Qualifiers )

2011 African Youth Championship Qualifiers

Nigeria Vs Guinea

July 2010

By 2dramasports.com

Date: May 03, 2010

Nigeria Football Federation (NFF) released a list of 36 players invited to the Flying Eagles' camp, which opens today in Abuja, with an order that they should all report to camp with their international passports and originals of their birth certificates.

Paul Danjuma Dami (Austford Academy, Niger State)

Saidu Mohammed Bala (Sharks FC, Port Harcourt)

Oliha Aigbe (Igbino FC, Benin)

Aliyu Mohammed Goyi (Niger Tornadoes FC, Minna),

Ramon Azeez Olamilekan (Future Pro FC, Lagos)

Fortune Chukwudi (Sharks FC, Port Harcourt).

Egbedi Edafe (Bisalo FC, Warri)

Omoh Ojabu (Dolphins FC, Port Harcourt)

Emmanuel Sani Shehu (My Peoples FC, Lagos)

Kayode Olarenwaju (Asec Mimosas FC, Cote d'Ivoire)

Envoh Terry (Sharks FC, Port Harcourt)

Ajagun Abduljaleel (Dolphin FC, Port Harcourt).

Otubanjo Yusuf (Gateway FC, Abeokuta)

Agwuocha George White (Sunshine Stars FC, Akure)

Onazi Ogenyi Eddy (My Peoples FC, Lagos)

Okoro Obinna (Ebonyi United FC, Abakaliki)

Kenneth Omeruo (Sunshine Stars FC, Akure)

Okoro Stanley (Heartland FC, Owerri)

Mgban Chukwujike (Mben United, Aba).

Deji Joel Mayowa (Eko Academy, Lagos)

Felagha John (Aspire Academy, Qatar)

Orji Kalu (Heartland FC, Owerri)

Okemini Ekpo Udo (Mben FC, Aba)

Chichi Chinedu (Marakana FC, Abuja)

Amos Izuchukwu (Team Lagos)

Ndukwe Uche (Enyimba FC, Aba)

Ifeanyi Anumudu (Mben FC, Aba)

Saka Habib (Kwara United FC, Ilorin).

Precious Osasco Omoma (Sunshine Stars FC, Akure)

Gideon B. Biwarang (Covenant University, Otta)

Chidi Osuchukwu (Dolphin FC, Port Harcourt)

Gomo Onduku (Sharks FC, Port Harcourt)

Adah Steren (Rangers FC, Enugu)

Monday Adoufu (Abuja FC, Abuja)

Kazeem Raheem (Samba Boys, Lagos)

Kano Pillars' Ahmed Musa

http://odili.net/news/source/2010/may/3/13.html

Date: July 13, 2010

The national Under-20 men's team, Flying Eagles is stepping up preparation for the two–legged 2011 African Youth Championship qualifying fixture against Guinea which begins next weekend.

http://www.kickoff.com/news/16722/flying-eagles-step-up-preparation.php

Date: July 23, 2010

The Coach of the Flying Eagles, John Obuh is preparing hard for his upcoming task against Guinea, having led his team with victories in two different Four-Nation Invitational Tournaments in South Africa and Egypt. Also sending his assistant, Abimbola Samuel to watch the Guineans’ preliminary round qualification fixture against Togo in Lome and Conakry. Coach Obuh is very familiar with the bulk of his team that comprised of his former 2009 Golden Eaglets squad, that finished runners-up at the 2009 Fifa Under 17 World Cup held in Nigeria.

Reference

http://234next.com/csp/cms/sites/Next/Sport/Football/5597211-147/federationboss_drums_support_for_flyingeagles_.csp

Date: July 25, 2010

Sam John Obuh’s Flying Eagles learnt the ropes in a qualifying competition in difficult way but managed to scale through with a 2-0 win over Guinea in Abuja on Saturday.

Goals scored by

Omoh Ojabu’

Edafe Egbedi

http://www.vanguardngr.com/2010/07/25/flying-eagles-take-two-goal-cushion-to-conakry/

Date: August 08, 2010

Nigeria's Flying Eagles lost 0-1 to Guinea's Junior Syli Stars in the second leg of their African Youth Championship qualifier on Sunday in Conakry.

But the result was still enough to see John Obuh and his wards advance to the final round of qualifying for the tournament.

http://www.kickoff.com/news/17093/nigerias-flying-eagles-lose-advance.php

Date: August 10, 2010

Nigeria will play against Mauritius in the next round of the qualifying tournament for the 2011 African Youth Championship after beating Guinea 2-1 on aggregate in the first round.