The Nigeria Super Eagles just now (13/oct/2012)  at the Calabar stadium beat Liberia 6-1 to qualify for its 17th appearance at the African Nations cup that comes up in South Africa in January 2013.. Goals from Victor Moses (2), Musa Ahmed, Mikel Obi (penalty), Ikechuckwu Uche helped set the record for Nigeria..The Liberian skipper was also sent off towards the end of the match after a second red card..The first leg in Liberia ended 2-2..It will be recalled that the Eagles led then by Samson Siasia failed to qualify for the last edition after failing to beat Guinea in Nigeria..
Analysis By Chris Kehinde Nwandu
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