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<p style="font-size:xx-small;">Nigerian Coach Stephen Keshi is pictured on July 6, 2013 in Kaduna.
Keshi has called up a total of 42 players made up of
24 from the local league and 18 from overseas for a World
Cup qualifier against Malawi next month.AFP/FileABUJA (AFP) Nigeria coach
Stephen Keshi has called up a total of 42 players made up
of 24 from the local league and 18 from overseas for a
World Cup qualifier against Malawi next month.Only five of the 24 players
from the domestic championship will eventually join the 18 overseas-based
stars for the qualifier, as well as for a friendly against Burkina
Faso in Kaduna on September 10.Goalkeeper Chigozie Agbim, defenders Azubuike
Egwuekwe, Solomon Kwambe and Benjamin Francis, as well as midfielders Sunday
Mba and forward Gambo Mohammed headline the locally-based contingent."We
are calling up 24 home boys in order to be able to
identify new players for the 2014 African Nations Championship, for which
we have already qualified," said Keshi.Goalkeepers Vincent Enyeama and Austin
Ejide, defenders Efe Ambrose and Elderson Echiejile, midfielders Mikel Obi,
Ogenyi Onazi and Victor Moses and forwards Emmanuel Emenike, Ahmed Musa
and Brown Ideye top the list of the Europe-based pros.Two-goal hero against
South Africa in last week's Nelson Mandela Challenge, Uche Nwofor retains
his slot while Spain-based midfielder Nosa Igiebor returns for the first
time since the Africa Cup of Nations finals.England-based Shola Ameobi and
Harper said she doesn't know who
started the memorial, but it means a lot.East Central University is setting
up a fund so Lanes parents, who are still in Australia, can
come to Oklahoma.The school is in Ada, about 85 miles west of
Duncan. Lane started 14 games at catcher last year and was entering
his senior year."Chris was a well-liked young man here on campus. His
teammates thought a lot of him. Seemed to be a bright, promising
student," Dr. Jeff Williams, the athletic director at East Central University,
told KOCO.Australia's Herald Sun newspaper said Lane's former team, Essendon
Baseball Club, would turn its Sunday game against the University of Melbourne
into a tribute to Lane to raise money for the family. Roses
and a baseball were placed on the home plate on Monday with
the message, "A wonderful young man taken too soon. Why?"The Associated
Press contributed to this report.
Police: College baseball player killed by 'bored' teens
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