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First Vice President of the Nigeria Football Federation Barrister Seyi Akinwumi has stated that the Football Federation is passionate about women football and that they are already coming up with plans to have the vacant position of the women national team filled. Akinwumi speaking in a chat with www.brila.net the Federation is keen on the development of women football and will continue to try to push forward with the plan of the women game. “We certainly will and in fact, we certainly are looking at it and everybody knows my views on developing women football and I’m very keen on…
Former coach of Nigeria’s women national team Ismaila Mabo has called on the leadership of the Nigeria Football Federation to shift its focus to filling the vacant coaching position of the Super Falcons after securing the immediate future of Super Eagles coach Gernot Rohr.
Enyimba midfielder Cyril Olisema has stated that he is ready to accept the decision of the League Management Company as regards the conclusion of the current NPFL season.
Former Nigeria international Mutiu Adepoju has pleaded with the Nigerian Football Federation to give Eagles coach Gernot Rohr a chance to operate freely.
Coach of Nigeria’s women wrestling team Akuh Purity has revealed that the wrestling team has taken advantage of technology by ensuring training are scheduled and meetings arranged via a video conferencing app.
Veteran NPFL legend and LMC players adviser Victor Ezeji has urged clubs in the Nigerian Professional Football League to brace up and accept in good faith whatever league ending decision will be taken by the League Management Company.
Lobi stars and former Junior international John Lazarus has stated that playing their Super six playoffs as a means to determine the league winners and continental representatives will be an unfair way to end the league.
Enyimba forward Victor Mbaoma has urged the League Management Company of Nigeria to explore the option of playing Super six in a cheaper and much safer option with fewer games and easy control of logistics.
The Premier League have confirmed the restart of the season on Wednesday, June 17.
Minister of youth and sports development in Nigeria, Hon. Sunday Dare has stated his intention to ensure equal pay for Nigerian male and female athletes.
