Author: Brila

Nigeria’s national team goalkeeper trainer Alloy Agu has stated that the invitation of Lugano FC of Switzerland shot-stopper Sebastian Osigwe was done after careful monitoring and consideration of his good form for his Swiss league side. 

Technical Adviser Gernot Rohr has called up Captain Ahmed Musa, defender William Ekong, midfield enforcer Oghenekaro Etebo and 21 others for next month’s 2022 Africa Cup of Nations qualifying quick-fire double against the Leone Stars of Sierra Leone.

Former Nigeria international Mutiu Adepoju has advised that current Super Eagles manager Gernot Rohr should go for active and in form players ahead of next month’s crucial AFCON qualifying ties against Sierra Leone when invitations are to be sent out.

Former Nigeria defender Godwin Okpara has backed former national teammate Austin Eguavoen to deliver as Technical Director of the Nigeria Football Federation after his recent appointment by the leadership of Nigerian football.

Plateau United and Nigeria national team goalkeeper Dele Ajiboye has stated that he earnestly hope for an improved Nigeria Professional Football League ahead of the commencement of a new season next month after a long period of inactivity and anticipation for the return of football.

Assistant coach of Nigeria’s Women basketball national team and Dolphins basketball club coach Peter Ahmedu has called on the leadership of the Nigeria Basketball Federation to address and clarify the plan of the Federation for all categories of stakeholders in the game for the remainder of the year.

Super Eagles midfielder John Ogu has apologized over the comments he made during the #EndSARS saga.

The Nigerian Women Football league chairperson, Aisha Falode has sounded strong warnings to all the club owners of the league to be strict in adhering to the day-to-day runnings of their players’ welfare.

President of the Nigeria football federation, Amaju Melvin Pinnick has once again expressed his confidence that the Super Eagles will win the next African cup of nations.

Former Nigeria national basketball team assistant coach Mohammed Abdulrahman has cautioned the Nigeria Basketball Federation on overreliance on foreign-based basketball players especially NBA stars stressing that the effects will be counterproductive in the long run.