- If I say that Nigeria is doomed, am I wrong?
- If I say that soon we’ll lose trading rights with other countries, will I be stoned?
- If i say that very soon, and I mean very soon, Nigerians will not be able to visit any other country even Togo, does that make me a bearer of bad news?
Answer these questions but answer wisely and without sentiments. Imagine that a match was cancelled yesterday because of our dreaded boko haram. Now, it doesn’t pain me that a match can be cancelled because of terrorism, you know that no one wants to die but we all wanna go heaven. 
The Bolivian National football team called off its international friendly match with our very own Nigeria which was due to take place at the new Akwa Ibom International stadium in Uyo on March, the 26th.
At a press conference in Santa Cruz, California yesterday, the president of the Bolivian Football Federation (BFF), Carlos Chavez said armed conflicts in Nigeria as well as political tension forced them to cancel the match.
The armed conflict in Nigeria and the tense political situation forced the cancellation of the game.
See packaging!!! Choi!!!
POLITICS! POLITICS!! POLITICS!!! Shey una don see how politics wan take destroy this country? I thought people ventured into the game of politics to help govern the society and make it a better place but what do we see in this country’s politics?
People killing, people dying, look around and you see children crying. This isn’t fair. NAIJA go beta, NAIJA go beta…I have heard this since I was a little man and I’m still hearing the “BS”. How can we get better when everyone has only his/her selfish interests at heart. Okay, see friendly match wey we for use shine, im fit be say the Bolivian team dey fear Super Eagles kum use boko haram and the Goodluck/Buhari fracas as excuse. It is very possible but if these things weren’t there we would have found out. 
Bolivia please you guys should come and play soccer oh! Nobody go do you anything, na we dey here, na we get am…lol!
Do not mind my mindless ranting, run as far as your legs can carry you.
If Nigeria doesn’t wake up from the spell of political condemnation then this is just the beginning of many more losses. GOODMORNING
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