Football fans in Osogbo are set for an evening to remember as the exquisite GQ Lounge in Osun Mall, will beam live the Qatar 2022 World Cup final between defending champions France and Argentina.

Reigning world champions are set to make history against the champions of South America, with Kylian Mbappe taking on his PSG teammate Lionel Messi — and it will end with one of football’s heavyweight nations winning the World Cup for the third time.

The Qatar 2022 World Cup has had its highlights, including great goals, stunning individual performances and some of the biggest upsets that the World Cup has ever seen, and the management of GQ Lounge has a lot to offer its VIP and customers the best fan experience ever.

Football lovers that want to catch a glimpse of the World Cup final on Sunday at the GQ Lounge, will get to watch it on one of the biggest high definition screen ever with a surround sound system and maximum security.

Meanwhile, Messi has already confirmed that, win or lose, this will be his final World Cup match.

Mbappe will play in his second World Cup final just two days before his 24th birthday as he has already won one in Russia four years ago.

The final of Qatar 2022 is expected to kick off 4 pm Nigerian time.

Nigeria Pillar of sports Chief Donatus Agu Ejidike JP has called for a total overhaul of the Nigeria Football structure in the aftermath of the Super Eagles crash out from the Qatar 2022 world cup qualifier match. 

Chief Ejidike who mobilized over 2000 fans with tickets and souvenirs said Soccer loving Nigerians who trooped into the MKO Stadium Abuja filled to full capacity were disappointed and dissatisfied with the outcome of the game.

” Nigeria is a great Football loving nation and you could see that with the huge turn out and massive support by the fans, the result was indeed a big disappointment ” he said.

He charged the Ministry of youths and sports and the Nigeria Football Federation NFF to immediately commence the process of overhauling the entire Football structure by ensuring total reorganization from the local grassroots to the top echelons of the soccer system. 

The Pillar of sports begged Nigeria Football fans to accept the result in good fate even as he said that the present situation calls for sober reflection and a new rebuilding process. 

Chief Ejidike while condemning the fracas that erupted after the game said ” though Football is highly an emotional game but we must always accept results in the spirit of sportsmanship “.

Nigeria Pillar Of Sports Chief Donatus Agu Ejidike has donated 2000 tickets for fans to watch Nigeria vs Ghana 2022 FIFA Qatar World Cup playoffs scheduled for Tuesday March 29, 2022.

Ejidike who has remained a sports enthusiast and philanthropist said he decided to demonstrate the gesture as a way of encouraging Super Eagles to conquer Ghana and pick another World Cup ticket.

He then urged fans to come out in their large numbers to support the Nigeria’s senior men’s national team in the crucial game.

“At this crucial time, all Super Eagles desire is support from all of us till the last minute of their second leg encounter with the black stars of Ghana.

“I urge the football loving Nigerians to rally round them by coming out massively to watch the match at the stadium,” he said.

He also advised the Nigerian team to do everything possible to secure the crucial 2022 Qatar World Cup ticket and put smiles on the face

In a bid to get more fans and supporters for the Super Eagles in their FIFA World Cup Qualifier against Black Stars of Ghana, the Federal Government has declared Tuesday March 28, 2022 as half work day.

This was contained in a circular issued by the Permanent Secretary, Service Welfare from Office of Head of Service of the federation, Dr Ngozi Onwudiwe to all government Ministries, Departments and Agencies, MDAs.

The statement reads:

‘As you are aware,the Super Eagles of Nigeria will be meeting the Black Stars of Ghana in continuation of 2022 FIFA World Cup qualifiers play offs (return leg).

‘There is a need to mobilize support for the Nigerian team, consequently,I am directed to inform you that all offices will be closed by 1pm on Tuesday 29th March 2022.’

The Super Eagles will take on Ghana by 6pm in Tuesday at the MKO Abiola Stadium, Abuja.

Recall both sides played a goaless draw in the first leg last Friday in Kumasi.

The Chief Whip of the Senate, Senator Orji Uzor Kalu has praised the Super Eagles after they held Black Stars of Ghana to a goalless draw, in their 2022 World Cup qualifying playoff first leg in Kumasi.

The Eagles battled their host to a stalemate in front of a over 50,000 home fans inside the Baba Yara Stadium on Friday.

Reacting to the result, Kalu urged the Eagles to make sure the clinch the World Cup ticket in the second leg.

“It was not a bad performance from our boys yesterday. Well done, Super Eagles! Our focus should be the next game here in Abuja. It is a must win for us to be in Qatar. I wish the team all the best,” he wrote on facebook.

The second leg comes up inside the MKO Abiola Stadium in Abuja on Tuesday.

Nigeria and Ghana neutralized each other in a high-tempo, no-catching-your-breath, heart-thumping World Cup playoff, first leg encounter inside a tumultuous Baba Yara Stadium in Kumasi on Friday.

There was a lot of running and cheer-drawing nutmegs, but goalkeepers Francis Uzoho and Joseph Wollacott shared only few saves between them in the opening leg of a 180-minute decider for a ticket to the 22^nd FIFA World Cup finals.

The iconic Baba Yara Stadium, packed to the rafters, erupted each time the white-clad Black Stars went on the onslaught, but lack of productivity ensured the high-decibel support diminished steadily as time climbed on the scoreboard.

The impressive Mohammed Kudus, Abdul Fatawu, Baba Idrissu and stand-in captain Thomas Partey showed desperation to put Ghana ahead early in the game, but met stiff resistance from Leon Balogun, William Ekong and Zaidu Sanusi.

In the 6^th minute, Kelechi Iheanacho very nearly caught an adventurous Wollacott off his line from a 25-yard free kick, before Balogun manfully thwarted an advancing Fatawu as he bore down on goal in the 15^th minute.

The Black Stars were luminous in the first quarter hour in Ghana’s second city, but once Sanusi cleverly stepped past two persons and his pull-out was only a bit too high for Osimhen, it became a somewhat level-playing field.

In the 33^rd minute, Uzoho underscored his agility when Fatawu, at the end of a counter, unleashed a scorcing shot. Four minutes later, Osimhen failed to get enough purchase on his shot. Nigeria’s best chance of the half came in the 41^st minute, when the ball fell nicely to Joseph Ayodele-Aribo, but he lifted the ball a bit too high. Just before the break, Ekong had to come to the rescue as Kudus set up Alex Djiku.

In the second half, Wollacott had to be alert to save from Simon who got himself into a good shooting position, and at the other end in the 66^th, Suleman Abdulmumin flighted the ball too high. Uzoho parried from Kudus and Ghana came close from a corner kick but in the 76^th minute, Nigeria thought they had won a penalty after substitute Oghenekaro Etebo’s pass was scooped by Gideon Mensah. But after a VAR cheque, Moroccan referee Rédouane Jiyed annulled his own decision.

Both teams clash in the final 90 minutes of the fixture at the Moshood Abiola National Stadium, starting from 6pm on Tuesday. The Nigerian delegation to the match in Kumasi returned to Abuja on Saturday morning