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President of the Nigerian Football Federation, Ibrahim Gusau, says the appointment of Coaches for the National teams will be done differently moving forward.
Heartland FC team manager, Victor Onwuzurike says the team’s relegation to the NNL was an eye opener and believes the Club will avoid a recurrence of that happening again.
D’Tigers assistant coach, Mohammed Abdulrahman has admitted that the team’s slow start cost them when Nigeria battled host nation, Angola, at the 2023 AfroCan group match on Monday.
Ghana coach Yusuf Basigi has okayed the revamp of the Women’s Africa Cup of Nation (WAFCON) qualifying draws process that kept heavyweight teams apart.
Victor Osimhen can end the speculation around his future by committing to Napoli for another season, according to former Nigerian player Peter Nieketen.
Assistant coach of Nigeria’s Men basketball national team D’Tigers Mohammed Abdulrahman has stated that slow start was the cause of the D’Tigers 48-57 points defeat against host nation Angola losing what would have earned the team the chance to top group B and qualify DIRECTLY to the quarter finals at the ongoing Afrocan tournament in Luanda but will now have to go through an extra game for a longer route to reach the last eight.
Former Nigeria international Peter Nieketin has stated that Victor Osihmen’s future at Napoli mirrors that of the club’s resolve on him and has backed the Nigerian international to continue at the Serie A club amidst interest from other top clubs with owner Aurelio Di Laurentis clearly stating at the club’s jersey unveiling for the new season that the Nigeria international will not leave for cheap.
Assistant coach of Nigeria’s Men’s basketball national team Mohammed Abdulrahman has revealed that players and coaches of the D’Tigers were in jubilant mode after been handed a wild card for the 2023 edition of the Africa basketball Championship.
Former coach of Nigeria women’s national team Edwin Okon has stated that the Super Falcons actually needs the services of a psychologist more now than before due to the current tensed atmosphere in the team with the team handler’s outburst and the Federation’s response ahead of the team’s participation at the upcoming FIFA women’s world cup in Australia and New Zealand.
Former assistant coach of Nigeria’s women’s national team Mansur Abdullahi has berated Falcons handler Randy Waldrum’s timing of his outbursts and expression of dissatisfaction with the way things have been around the Super Falcons team.
