Kanu Nwankwo and Wife expect their third child.

Congrats to former Super Eagle’s captain Kanu Nwankwo and Wife as they expect their third child.

Well, scoring goals have never been former Super Eagle’s captain Kanu Nwankwo’s problem. And this time, the talented footballer and business mogul seems to have scored a hat trick, as his beautiful wife, Amara, is said to have enrolled on the 9-month course.

The couple, who got married in 2004, has two boys already.

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LATEST ON MIKEL JOHN OBI(CHELSEA MIDFIELDER) FATHER WHO WAS KIDNAPPED !!

The kidnapped father of the Chelsea midfielder Mikel John Obi was freed on Monday after detectives traced him to a city in northern Nigeria.

Olusola Amore, a police spokesman, said investigators followed Michael Obi’s trail from central Nigeria’s Plateau state to Kano, one of the nation’s largest cities. Officers raided the area where Obi was held, freeing him and arresting a number of kidnappers, Amore said.

Mikel’s management company confirmed Michael Obi’s release. “yesterday, Michael Obi called his family to advise them that he had been released by his abductors.

“Mikel John Obi would like to thank everyone in Nigeria, his family and friends, Chelsea FC and their fans and his agents for their total support during this terrible time.”

The statement does not reveal whether a ransom was paid.

Michael Obi was kidnapped on 12 August while on his way home from work in the central Nigerian city of Jos.

Kidnappers of Mikel Obi's father want 20 Million naira ransom

Nigerian police said Kidnappers who abducted the father of Chelsea midfielder John Obi Mikel contacted his family on Wednesday requesting a 20 million naira ($130,000) ransom for his release. Click here a  for more details.

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"GOODLUCK TO THE SUPER EAGLES OF NIGERIA IN 2010 FIFA WORLD CUP"

 I LOVE THE SUPER EAGLES OF NIGERIA, Please join me in wishing them the best as they participate in 2010 FIFA world cup.

Nigeria President Goodluck Jonathan has demanded the 'Super Eagles' return from the 2010 FIFA World Cup™ in South Africa this July with the biggest prize in international football.

Jonathan, who said Friday he will attend the opening ceremony on 11 June when South Africa face Mexico, will also watch Nigeria's tournament opener against Argentina on 12 June at Ellis Park Stadium in Johannesburg. Nigeria are drawn in Group B along with Argentina, Korea Republic and Greece and the country's president expects the Super Eagles to soar into the next round and on to the Final.

Speaking at a special dinner to send the Super Eagles off to the World Cup on Friday, Jonathan referenced Nigeria's independence, which will be celebrated on 1 October after 50 years. "This is a call to national duty and I expect the Eagles to prepare well and win this trophy. That will be a birthday gift for our country and set the stage for a golden jubilee celebration of our independence as a nation," added Jonathan, who shook hands with the entire Nigeria squad led by coach Lars Lagerback. "Play, win and we will make you smile."

The team departed Saturday morning from the Nnamdi Azikiwe Airport Abuja for London, where they will continue their preparation for the World Cup. On Tuesday, they tackle Saudi Arabia in a warm-up game in Austria. Nigeria's biggest achievement at the World Cup so far was reaching the second round in both 1994 and 1998.