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Former captain of Nigeria’s most successful Football club Enyimba FC Ifeanyi Anaemena has stated that he is already relishing the key CAF Confederation cup fixture against his former side after his current Rivers united team booked a 5-0 aggregate win over South Africa’s Bloemfontein Celtics with a 3-0 return leg win over the weekend in Porto Novo.
Canada-born England defender Fikayo Tomori has joined AC Milan on loan from Chelsea until the end of the season, as confirmed by the club.
President of the Nigeria wrestling federation, Hon. Daniel Igali has described the just-concluded Champion of Champions wrestling tournament in Yenagoa as ‘one of the best-organized’ in the country.
Former Super Eagles player and coach Nduka Ngbade has said that development is more necessary than growth in Nigerian football.
Nasarawa united forward Adamu Hassan has stated that the resolve of everyone at the Lafia based club has been the secret for the team’s bright start to the campaign.
Kano Pillars striker Ebuka David has lamented the effects of his imminent timeout on his targets for the season with the Kano based club as he gets set to miss out on at least four of the club’s next set of games in the league due to his final year examination in the University of Agriculture, Makurdi Benue state.
Rivers united FC boss Stanley Eguma has stated that his side will not be complacent ahead of this weekend’s rescheduled clash against South Africa’s Bloemfontein Celtics in Benin republic.
Scribe of the Nigeria Football Federation Dr Mohammed Sanusi has stated that players are the worst hit for Nigeria’s CHAN absence and has hence urged Nigerian players to continue to work had to ensure that they don’t miss out on such career changing opportunities next time.
Kwara United forward, Wasiu Alalade has expressed his excitement after playing a part in the win over his former side Enyimba FC.
Rivers United boss Stanley Eguma says he hopes that his side is able to sustain their current form in the Nigerian professional football league.
