Nigerians Jubilate Into The Nights With Artistes Making Free Show Over Eagles' AFCON 2013 Victory

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Sahara be advised that due to the negative and ethnic based comments from some unenlightened Nigerians from different ethnic groups your site will soon become very unpopular. By publishing these comments you are promoting ethnic hatred in Nigeria. I therefore suggest that you do publish such comments. I do not think that as Nigerians we have any other Country. Help Nigeria and help Africa.

Please Please and again Please Sahara can you start editing these comments that can endanger our co-existence. It seems that you have a sinister motive by allowing all these ethnic based sentimental comments being published for public perusal. Our common problems in this Country be you Hausa, Yoruba, Igbo, Efik, Ijaw, Nupe, Gwari, Green Yellow or Red are beyond ethnicity. Cut off these "NEGATIVE COMMENTS".

The Odewinges of this world will be regreting quietly in one corner now. Keshi at the end of the day was right with philosophy of a 'team' and not individual cult. Humility will take you far as pride takes one down.

Getting pissed off by all these Igbo idiots thinking that they are something when they are nothing. Even though I am from south-south very close to the south east, I am sick and tired of the obsessional neurosis troubling most Igbos who always claim that without them there will be no Nigeria. I know like all others from the rest south-south that these tribalists are banking on us to get out of Nigeria. The Igbos who raped and stole our resources during the civil war are the same. The number one in Nigeria is no doubt the Yoruba but we know that the south-south is not safe with Igbos who are too self centered and devilish.

Congratulations!!! to our Super Eagles, the Great Big Bird!!!
The serious business of nation-building must be undertaken before true patriotism is imbibed in our collective psyche. A beg lef suffering-and-smiling faces that clearly masks our fears as a factor of the true state of our national political quagmire.
Nigeria needs to implement NATIONAL IDENTITY CARD issuance to all their citizens to know our real population from which to create a population database.
Nigeria needs a pragmatic VOTER REGISTRY to conduct real elections. But first and foremost, we need a CONSTITUTION anchored on equity, fairness and justice that MUST emanate from the land (nations, people). We are demanding for devolution of the central power to the geo-political zones. Anything short of these would surely lead to a chaotic revolution come 2014-2015. GEJ, do not be fooled!

Burkina Faso has a population of about 17 million, Nigeria has a population of about 170 million. Nigeria spends more on football than any other African nation. To be jubilating over the medocre win shows how euphoric Nigerians can get over small victories. The major victories still continue to elude them. Good healthcare, excellent educational system, good standard of living, good infrastructure etc. Don't get carried away, wake up and go for BIG!!!!!!

What are they actually celebrating?!. A country that murdered over 3million Ndigbo celebrating what really. Any celebration outside the SE/SS region where all the eagles came from is a complete nonsense, until justice is done to all those who committed program. For now is a pure waste of time. To Your Tenths Oh Israel!

Keshi has resigned courtesy to @wahala, NFF and northern morons. Thats a welcome development to Ndigbo. We have done alot to naija. Lets see if they will smell any trophy again now that the Hausa-fulanis will return to the squad. Idiots!

What moved me the most (apart from the fact that we conquered the african cup of nations), was that everyone who spoke/was interviewed in the clip above all identified themselves as Nigerians, I didnt hear i am ibo, yoruba or hausa. Thus i can easily conclude that if we have the right nation-builders/leaders in place, Nigeria as a nation will head towards the promised land. Along the way, some battles we will win, some we will draw, or even some we may lose, but overall every step we take willl be progressive. Now lets change Nigeria from the inside.