Adeleye wins third POTW award in Cyprus
Super Eagles goalkeeper, Adebayo Adeleye, has been adjudged the best player of Matchday 7 in the Cypriot Premier League for his outstanding performance between the sticks.
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Shehu Dikko’s leadership will transform Nigerian sports – Drew Uyi
Football agent and global brand strategist Andrew Uyioghosa Ogbomoide, widely known as Drew Uyi, has thrown his support behind the newly appointed Chairman of the National Sports Commission (NSC), Shehu Dikko, in a bid to revitalise the Nigerian sports industry for enhanced efficiency and performance.
ITTF Africa partners Ethiopian Airlines for table tennis development
The newly elected African Table Tennis Federation (ATTF) Executive Council has signed a pact with Ethiopian Airlines to develop the sport in the continent.
‘October Fest’ thrills Air Peace staff, associates
Staff and associates of leading carrier, Air Peace, were in a joyous mood on October 20 when the airline held the final of its 10th anniversary sports competition tagged “October Fest.”
Pinnick: NSC under Dikko will reposition sports
Former President of the Nigeria Football Federation and Nigeria’s member of the FIFA Council, Mr. Amaju Melvin Pinnick, has commended President Bola Ahmed Tinubu on his choice of Mallam Shehu Dikko as chairman of the reinstated National Sports Commission (NSC).
Alhaji Garba Murtala Tafida bags awards for supporting football across
Alhaji Garba Murtala Tafida, a renowned philanthropist and football enthusiast, has been recognized for his outstanding contributions to the development of football in Nigeria.
Algeria friendly: Madugu excited as invited Falcons arrive
Head Coach, Justine Madugu, yesterday, expressed his delight that all 25 invited players are already in camp as the Super Falcons prepare for its first training session at the Mobolaji Johnson Arena, ahead of two international friendly matches against the senior women national team of Algeria.
CAF will punish any country that violates statutes, says Motsepe
The Confederation of African Football (CAF) has warned that any country that violates CAF’s statutes on the treatment of visiting teams will be severely dealt with according to the laws of the confederation.