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National wrestling coach Akuh Purity has stated that Nigeria’s Olympic bound wrestlers have prepared enough to earn a medal finish at the fast approaching Olympics in Tokyo, Japan and that things will be different this time around.
Nasarawa united in form striker Adamu Hassan has stated that the NPFL title race has turned into calculation for teams in the top quadrant of the league stressing that at this point teams monitor each other and wish others bad results.
Coach of Nigeria National League side Gateway FC of Abeokuta Akeem Busari is talking tough already after his side handed a shock 1-0 defeat to NPFL league leaders Akwa united in one of the Federation’s cup round of 32 fixture played on Wednesday.
Kano Pillars coach Ibrahim Musa has stated that his side will be out to win games on the road in order to edge the tight race for the NPFL title after Enyimba’s 1-0 win put the People’s Elephants back firmly in the race for the Premier league title and now a point behind his Pillars side with seven games to go.
Victor Mbaoma has stated that the People’s Elephants title aspiration is back on track following Wednesday’s 1- 0 victory over Kwara united FC.
Shooting stars sports club coach Edith Agoye has stated that the Ibadan based Nigeria National League side won’t celebrate yet after securing qualification to the NNL promotion playoffs to the Nigeria Professional Football League with three games to spare for the Oluyole warriors.
Super Falcons and Rivers Angels striker Vivian Ikechukwu has stated that the Nigeria Women Football League Champions won’t get complacent after been drawn in group B of the WAFU zone for the CAF women’s champions league against Ghanaian side Hassacas Ladies and AS Police of Niamey Niger republic.
Second assistant coach of Nigeria’s men basketball national team D’Tigers Ogoh Odaudu gas stated that the presence of a significant number of 8 active NBA players in the provisional 15 man list of players in the camp of the Olympic bound D’Tigers team raises hope as to what the team can achieve after the list of 49 players was yesterday pruned down to 15.
Home-based Super Eagles player Jude Steven has stated that the Nigerian league set of national team players will get better with subsequent international friendlies after Sunday’s baptism of fire experience in the 4-0 loss to CONCACAF Gold cup defending Champions Mexico in California.
Super Eagles and Abia warriors defender Adekunle Adeleke has stated that players in the Nigerian league have more to learn with opportunities and games like the one the team played against the El Tri of Mexico after Sunday’s humbling experience for the Super Eagles team.
