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Top officials of satellite television outfit, StarTimes, which terminated its N1 billion five-year broadcast arrangement with the Nigerian Premier Football League (NPFL), are meeting with NPFL officials and other stakeholders to sort out the conflicts in the less than one-year partnership.
Abia Warriors, Katsina, Kwara United’s players still suspended The Nigerian Premier Football League (NPFL), yesterday, certified Enyimba Football Club of Aba and six other clubs fit to field their newly acquired players in matches of the 2024/25 season following their compliance with the arbitration decisions of the Nigeria Football Federation (NFF) Players Status Committee.
The decision by President Bola Tinubu to appoint Mallam Shehu Dikko as chairman of the National Sports Commission (NSC) is generating serious interest in the country’s sports circle.
The Nigerian Football and Other Sports Supporters Club has taken the Nigeria Football Federation (NFF) to task over its alleged negation of the club’s contributions to the successes and growth of the national teams.
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.
• Jalla Wants AU To Call Libya To Order • Civil Society Group Urges Tinubu To Approach ICC In Hague
The Nigerian delegation to the aborted Africa Cup of Nations qualifier against Libya returned to the country yesterday with tales of woe. This is as the country’s football authorities, the Nigeria Football Federation (NFF), as well as, the entire country await the continent’s football governing body, the Confederation of African Football (CAF) to make a pronouncement over the alleged beastial treatment meted to the Nigerian contingent, by Libyan authorities.
The Super Eagles have finally returned to Nigeria from Libya where they had been stranded since Sunday.