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Nigeria’s U-23s defeat Japan 5-4 in Rio Olympic 2016

Nigeria’s U-23 team at the 2016 Rio Olympic Games in their opening Group B thriller held on to defeat Japan 5-4.

Irrespective of what happened to them, Samson Siasia-led team had been stranded at their training base in Atlanta, Georgia, for days before they boarded a chartered flight that took them directly to the venue of the match.

Their final group game will be in Sao Paolo against Colombia.

It is expected that an investigation will be carried out after the Rio Olympics which brought a big shame nationally and internationally on to Nigeria by the team’s failure to arrive Brazil in good time.

To begin with, the size of the official team to Brazil was exceeded by as many as 10 people.

Twenty five of those on the flight from Atlanta are accredited for the Olympics, but the other 10 were not.

Still In January, 2016, they both blow it on air by exposing their private details sitting on the front pages of news headlines and media discussions in entertainment and lifestyle circles.

Hard to believe that a wildlife photographer took his daughter swimming with crocodiles in Cuba and flaunt the photography for peoples views.

The 23-years-old girl Alexa Frink, can be seen just inches from the reptile’s open jaw as she swam in Jardines De La Reina.

Stephen Frink, her Father took the pictures of her swimming next to the eight-foot-long reptile, who weighed about 200 lbs.

The fearless Frink said his daughter has been travelling with her Florida-based parents on dive assignments since she was three months old.

Frink only reason for doing that was to show the environment where a crocodile lives as their habitat is under threat from over-development.

“So, it was to be about the environment and the creatures that live there. But, when the crocodile presented his teeth to us so prominently the photographic objective became showing the predatory efficiency of the crocodile,” he included.

Frink talks on how taking pictures of a huge predator on a close range is never without its problems.

“There was of course the uncertainty of behavior. We can only be safe due to the relatively slow movements of the crocodile,” he said.

“But, you should also bear in mind that on occasion it moved very rapidly and purposefully.

“I certainly have more experience with sharks than I do with crocodiles, so there was a bit of trial and error and learning involved in this shoot.

“Plus, I would not interpolate the success and safety of this particular croc to others worldwide.

“I know my friends in Australia would never get in the water with one of their ‘salties’. I think that prudent as well.”