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• Egbe tips Nigeria to beat Australia The Nigerian Union of Journalists (NUJ) and the Yenebebeli Community of Atissa Kingdom in Yenagoa Council of Bayelsa State, at the weekend, expressed their intention to celebrate Monimichelle Chief Executive Officer, Ebi Egbe.
A vastly improved Chukwudubem Amasiani, at the weekend, took the two titles at stake in the NNPC/SNEPCo Invitational Tennis Masters for boys and girls 12s and 14s, which held in Yenagoa, Bayelsa State.
[FILES] Scrabble board. Photo; DAILYMAIL
Over 100 athletes from across Nigeria and some neighbouring countries are expected in the 10th Inspector General of Police Taekwondo Championship slated for the Samson Siasia Stadium, Yenagoa, Bayelsa State, the Nigeria Police Taekwondo Association has said. The competition, which the Nigeria Police Taekwondo Association uses to discover more stars, will hold from August 2 to 4. It has different age grades and various categories of the combat sport.
Table tenis. Photo: ROCKCITYFM
Bayelsa State’s Krotimi Abaka and Ese Ukpeseraye, yesterday in Port Harcourt, won the elite men and women’s categories respectively of the National Cycling Road Championship sponsored by the Rivers State government.
Chukwudubem Amassiani from Abuja has emerged as a young tennis star to watch, as he swept through his round-robin groups in the Boys 12 and 14s to qualify for two semifinals in the on-going CBN Junior Tennis Championship.
Betway Group, a leading global online betting and gaming brand, has announced the renewal of its national gaming licence by the National Lottery Regulatory Commission in Abuja, enabling its operations in all 36 states and 774 local councils in Nigeria for another five years.