Author: Brila

Kano Pillars coach Ibrahim Musa has stated that his side will this time work hard to ensure they get the league underway on a bright note after starting a bit slowly last season which ultimately cost the team the league as well as a place on the continent.

Goalkeeper trainer Alloysius Agu has charged Nigerian players to be hardworking and conscious of the nation when handed the opportunity to be part of the national team ahead of the fast-approaching Africa cup of nations in Cameroon 2022. 

Coach Christopher Danjuma has stated that winning the first leg game in Congo is the target for his team ahead of this weekend’s FIFA U20 women’s world cup qualifying tie against their Congolese opponent.

Rivers Angels and Nigeria U20 women national team midfielder Blessing Okpe has stated that the Falconet will be heading to Congo with the aim to make the country proud ahead of the FIFA U20 women’s world cup third round qualifying first-leg tie against Congo. 

Maduka Okoye is upbeat about the Super Eagles’ chances of featuring at the 2022 FIFA World Cup.

Former Nigeria international and Africa cup of Nations runners-up in 2000 Raphael Chukwu Ndukwe has called on Nigerian players to step up their performance ahead of the fast-approaching Africa cup of nations in Cameroon which will start from 9th January to 6th February 2022.

D’Tigers assistant coach Odaudu Ogoh has stated that Nigerians should expect an improved D’Tigers when the second FIBA world cup qualifying window comes around next year after the team turned a slow start around to finish top of her group in the first qualifying window in Angola’s city of Benguela.

Former Super Eagles defender and Morocco 1988 star Bright Omokaro has charged Nigerian players to conceive the idea of going all the way to winning the African cup of nations next year in Cameroon stressing that success begins with believing that the team can actually go all the way. 

Enugu Rangers boss Abdul Maikaba has stated that winning the league remains his target and one he won’t be going back on ahead of the fast-approaching League season which is expected to begin on the 17th of December.

Rivers Angels player Tosin Dimeyin has stated that the Nigeria women Professional Football League side will post a better outing when next time on the continent after failing to meet expectations at the recently concluded inaugural CAF women’s champions league in Egypt with South African side Mamelodi Sundowns winning the competition.