CAF president, Motsepe, calls for respect amid Nigeria-Libya controversy
The Confederation of African Football (CAF) President, Patrice Motsepe, has urged nations across the continent to treat visiting teams with respect and dignity.
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Ejuke out for three months with hamstring injury
Super Eagles forward Chidera Ejuke is expected to be out for at least three months after suffering a hamstring injury.
International Friendlies: Madugu excited as all invited Super Falcons show up for first training
Head Coach Justine Madugu on Tuesday expressed his delight that all 25 invited players are already in camp as the team prepared for its first training session at the Mobolaji Johnson Arena, ahead of the two international friendly matches against the senior women national team of Algeria.
Davido, Burna Boy, others to feature in NPFL All-Star Game
Nigerian music sensations Davido and Burna Boy, alongside other Nigerian top music stars, are set to feature at the inaugural Nigeria Premier League (NPL) All-Star Game, organised in partnership with Nigerian foremost sports marketing company, the Nilayo Sports Management.
Nigeria demands three points, three goals as CAF’s committee begins sitting in Egypt
The Nigeria Football Federation (NFF) has asked the Confederation of African Football (CAF) to award three points and three goals to the Super Eagles as compensation for the trauma they passed through in Libya when they went to honour an Africa Cup of Nations qualifier against the Mediterranean Knights.
Ekiti govt. assures of sports development, nurturing of champions
The Ekiti Government has assured of its commitment to sports development and to identify and nurture athletes in the state to become national and international champions.
More firms sign up for Edo govt’s inauguration novelty match
Organisers of the novelty match in honour of Edo State’s Governor-elect, Monday Okpeblolo and his deputy, Dennis Idahosa, have announced a partnership with Spires MEDIA and A & K Construction Ltd, who are now the official sponsors of the match.
All the thorny questions the EU needs to answer to make 'return hubs' a reality
The European Union must outsource parts of its migration policy – or at least try. That was the main message of the 27 EU leaders when they met last week in Brussels and agreed to explore "new ways" to curb irregular migration.