Nigeria: Sixteen Eagles Train on Monday for Argentina

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Daily Independent (Lagos)

30 May 2011

Sixteen of the invited Super Eagles players had their first training on Monday in preparation for the friendly against Argentina on Wednesday and the 2012 African Cup of Nations qualifier against Ethiopia on Sunday. Lack of hotel space due to the Presidential Inauguration ceremony meant camp only opened on Monday morning and not on Sunday as earlier planned.

Those who trained are John Mikel Obi, Vincent Enyeama, Obinna Nsofor, Austin Ejide and captain Joseph Yobo. Also in camp for the training were the Ikechukwu Uche, Kalu Uche, Isaac Promise, Emmanuel Emenike, Ambrose Efe, Dele Adeleye, Austin Ejide, Victor Anichebe. Local boys boys Chibuzor Okonkwo and Ekigho Ehiosun also came in just before noon.

Expected last night are Joel Obi, Fergor Ogunde, Taiye Taiwo, Ahmed Musa and Peter Utaka.

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