Author: Brila

Rivers Angels and Super Falcons forward Vivian Ikechukwu has stated that the home based players are ready to shine and showcase themselves with the Nigeria women national team in their tour of the USA ahead of the team’s commencement of hostilities later tonight against Jamaica women national team.

Former Nigeria international Raphael Chukwu-Ndukwe has stated that Super Eagles coach Gernot Rohr should be supported to avoid excuses with what he has shown so far in his selection and deployment of players on Matchdays. 

Rivers united forward Godwin Aguda has stated that the Port Harcourt-based side will be out on Wednesday( today) to break Kano Pillars’ cherished unbeaten record of 10 games when both teams clash in Port Harcourt in one of the NPFL Matchday 26 fixtures.

Vice-Chairman of the Caretaker committee in charge of the Nigeria Basketball Federation Babatunde Ogunade has stated that the Nigeria women’s basketball national team will play more games ahead of the fast-approaching Tokyo Olympics as the team continues to intensify preparation.

When you’re missing players like Osimhen, like Chukwueze, Aribo, Kalu, like Henry it’s not easy. But they did well we had a lot of chances in these two games but we couldn’t score.

Former Super Eagles goalkeeper Chigozie Agbim has eulogised the home based legacy of late coach Stephen Keshi in the national team five years on following his demise from the world to the great beyond.

Former Super Eagles assistant coach Sylvanus Okpala has urged national team handler Gernot Rohr to hand opportunities to fringe and newly invited players ahead of tonight’s clash against the Indomitable Lions of Cameroon in the second of the two legged clash between the two teams.

Nigerian forward, Francisca Ordega will play in the  UEFA women’s Champions League next season after her club Levante sealed their place on Sunday.

Goalkeeper Theophilus Afelokhai has revealed how he lost the chance to earn an invitation to the Super Eagles squad under coach Gernot Rohr.

1996 Olympic Gold Medalist Chioma Ajunwa has tipped Nigerian Long jump athletes Ese Brume for glory at the fast approaching Tokyo Olympics in Japan after the 25 year old Brume broke Ajunwa’s 25 years old record of 7.12m achieved at the games in 1996 with a better record of 7.17m at the Chula Vista festival in the USA last weekend.