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The Civil Society Network for Good Governance has defended the Ministry of Sports Development, under the leadership of Minister Senator John Owan Enoh, over the purchase of a brand-new Toyota Prado LC300 3.5L Twin Turbo Auto leather seat valued at N142.7 million.
The anti-doping program for the Paris Olympics caught five athletes after earlier finding 40 rule violations among competitors who had been expected to take part in the Games, the agency that ran the operation said Thursday.
Arsenal legend, Ian Wright, has named Ademola Lookman as one players Arsenal must cage if they want to defeat Atalanta in today’s UEFA Champions League tie, reports nowarsenal.com.
In most parts of the world, the proliferation of football academies is a great boost to their football as a steady stream of cadet stars keeps on nourishing their national teams. Conversely, that is not the situation in Nigeria, where substandard academies are adding to the country’s football woes. GOWON AKPODONOR writes that the depleting fortunes of the country’s junior and senior football teams are pointers that football academies are not delivering their mandates.
Enyimba canvass support as team relocates to Uyo
If everything works according to their plans, the Rangers Football Club of Enugu’s delegation to their CAF Champions League second round, second leg match against Angola’s Sagrada Esperanca will leave for the Southern Africa country tomorrow.
The intense rivalry between Africa’s top table tennis nations, Egypt and Nigeria, will be reignited at the 2024 ITTF African Championships, which will be held in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia, from October 12 to 19.
Central banks in 134 countries are now looking into digital currencies, according to updated research.