Author: Brila

Former Nigeria’s Athlete Deji Aliu has hailed 100m Hurdles World record holder Tobi Amusan despite coming short of expectation in the final of the Women’s 100m Hurdles event at the ongoing World Athletics Championship in Budapest, Hungary finishing a distant 6th at a time of 12.62s seconds which represented another drop in time from her semi final time of 12.56s having already done 12.51s in the heat all falling below her Season and Personal best.

Chairman of Brila Media Dr. Larry Izamoje, made a courtesy visit to the Nigeria National League (NNL) headquarters on Tuesday where discussions over a partnership was opened.

Super Falcons and Stade Reims of France defender Tosin Dimehin has stated that the Nigeria women’s national team will not fail this time to qualify to the Women’s Football event of the Paris 2024 Olympics having missed three editions of the Olympics due to the team’s inability to qualify.

D’Tigers forward, Ejimofor Anosike is taking positives from the disappointing defeat to Mali at the FIBA Olympic Pre-qualifying Tournament.

Former coach of Nigeria men’s basketball national team Sanni Ahmed has stated that Nigeria may have relinquished it qualification chances to Senegal after Monday’s 93-87 points loss to it West African rival at the ongoing FIBA Africa Pre-Olympic Qualifying tournament in Lagos.

Long serving Rivers United defender Festus Austin has stated that his appointment as Team Coordinator of the Porthacourt based Nigeria Professional Football League side has relieved what would have been pain of premature retirement after been advised against continuing his playing career following series of long drawn recurring injuries in the last four years.

The Super Falcons had a taste of greatness, and surprised everyone at the FIFA Women’s World Cup.

Enugu Rangers boss Fidelis Ilechukwu has stated that psyche up session with the players of the team ahead of the fast approaching NPFL season will improve the team greatly after managing to escape relegation last season before been hired.

Against all odds Nigeria held England to a goalless draw after a gruesome 120 minutes of football, but failed on penalties.

NFF President, Ibrahim Gusau has told BRL that the Federation did every thing within its means to give the Super Falcons a decent preparation for the 2023 Women’s World Cup.