Author: Brila

Kano Pillars boss Ibrahim Musa has revealed that he is a man on a mission and this mission is to be the first coach to lead a club to three straight Federation cup finals ahead of his side’s Federation’ cup quarter-final clash with Sunshine stars today.

Gateway FC boss Akeem Busari has stated that he wants to achieve new heights with the Abeokuta based side ahead of the team’s Aiteo cup quarter-final clash with another NNL side Bayelsa united on Friday in Ilorin after claiming high profile casualties in Akwa united as well as Premier League side Wikki Tourists in previous rounds of the Federation cup.

Super Falcons coach, Randy Waldrum says he is happy to have Desire Oparanozie, Chiamaka Nnadozie, and Ngozi Okobi back in his team.

Lobi stars coach Kabiru Dogo has stated that the Makurdi based side will be out to dent the league ambition of neighbour and rival Nasarawa united in a bit to ensure they maintain stability in the Premier League as the league get to the home stretch and teams fighting different battles.

Chairman of the caretaker committee in charge of the Handball Federation of Nigeria Sam Ocheo has stated that the Federation will continue to work on her youths and age-grade development programs who have been promising with the hope that the team will reach maturity and be ready to challenge for spots at the 2024 Olympics in Paris after missing out without regret at the fast-approaching Tokyo Olympics.

Chairman of the Caretaker committee in charge of the Nigeria Basketball Federation Engr. Musa Kida has stated that hope is rising for Nigeria ahead of D’Tigers participation at the Tokyo Olympics following the team’s run-up to the Olympics with high profile wins against World number 1 USA as well as world number 4 Argentina.

Enyimba boss Fatai Osho has lamented the current injury crisis facing his team in the crucial part of the season.

Enyimba FC defender Stanley Okorom has stated that the People’s Elephants are happy to hang on as the race for the Premier league title becomes tougher with five games to the end of the season.

All Africa Games Table Tennis singles Gold Medalist Olajide Omotayo has stated that he is proud of his career trajectory so far and anxiously awaiting the start of hostilities at the Tokyo Olympics in Japan as he gets set to grace his first Olympic games experience.

Atlanta 96 and Dream Team Gold Medalist Emmanuel Babayaro has blamed the Nigeria Football Federation for continuous failure to have Football consistently feature at the Olympic games with Nigeria missing out of both Men and women Football event of the games.