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  Ahead Saturday’s Africa Cup of Nations qualifier, Nigerians residing in the east African Nations have said they would be in for trouble should the Eagles tame the Red Devils As the make or mar Africa Cup of Nations qualifier between Nigeria and Congo inches nearer, Nigerians residing in Congo Brazzaville have told Goal they would be at the receiving end should the Super Eagles beat the Red Devils on Saturday. The fans who kept vigil till the Discovery Air that conveyed the Super Eagles landed 2.30 am (Nigeria time) mobbed the players and their officials singing “you can beat Congo 5-0 if they can beat you in Calabar”. Three of the excited fans who spoke with Goal and pleaded anonymity said should the Eagles beat Congo, they would be at the receiving end. "We are sure of Eagles victory since we know that our team always come to life in very difficult situation, but if the Eagles win tomorrow (Saturday), we will keep indoors after the match because the Congolese will d

Asa VS Nneka: Who is more celebrated internationally?      Nigerian music has definitely come a long way. Recent years have wit­nessed the astronomic rise and dominance of the African music space by Nigeria. This is evidenced by the continued domination of sev­eral award platforms including BET, MAMAs, MOBOS, and Channel O Music Video awards by Nigerian artistes. Today, Showdown parades two of Nigeria’s popular singers – Asa and Nneka. Both unarguably stand out on the international scene due to their unique sound. They have fea­tured on the biggest stages in the world, rubbing shoulders with the best and winning accolades in the process. But who among them is the most celebrated internationally? Mu­sic buffs bare their minds. Excerpts: ASA: Born in Paris, France, Bukola El­emide famously known as Asa, is the only daughter from a family of four kids. The songwriter, instrumental­ist and artiste started her career in Lagos, and trained under the

I took a big risk on Kenny G -Mike Aremu    Nigeria’s lead­ing saxophonist, Mike Aremu, has opened up on how he pro­posed to his wife of three years, Omolara. In an exclusive chat with TONY OGAGA ERHARIEFE, Aremu, who is set to thrill fans when his annual concert, Sax Appeal 4, takes centre stage in Abuja on November 23, said that he flew all the way from the United Kingdom to propose to his wife. It was June 23, 2009, her birthday. “Actually it was on her birthday. I was in the UK but travelled to Nigeria; she did not know I was coming. I got to her home at exactly 12 midnight  opened the door, right there before her parents and siblings, I wished her a happy birthday and proposed to her. I later gave her an engagement ring; she was ecstatic! We finally tied the knot two years later on June 23, 2011, just before Sax Appeal 3. We dated for like two years before we tied the knot.” and knocked on the door. When she Aremu was already a celebrity w