Author: Brila

Chief Operating Officer of the Nigeria National League Emmanuel Adesanya has counseled clubs in Nigeria’s second-tier division to keep the faith and enthusiasm in the return of the league.

President of the Nigeria Volleyball Federation Engr. Musa Nimrod has stated that the camping exercise will be on during the festive period for junior and cadet players ahead of next year’s Africa Junior and cadet championship in Nigeria and Tunisia. 

Lobi stars defender Ebube Duru has lamented the absence of the Makurdi based NPFL side from continental Football while taking a scorecard of the current situation of inactivity with no organized Football competition other than pre-season tourneys in Nigeria. 

Enugu Rangers vice-captain Tope Olusesi has bemoaned the uncertainties surrounding the commencement of the 2020/21 Nigeria Professional Football League season amidst continuous postponements which has plagued the kickoff of the league post-Covid-19. 

MFM Boss Tony Bolus has asked the NFF not to disband these present flying eagles team that failed to qualify for the African youth championship.

Chairman of the Nigeria Football Federation Technical study group Dr. Alex Mana has stated that he earnestly hope the Nigeria U17 national team Golden Eaglets don’t suffer the same predicament that befell the Flying Eagles ahead of their own participation at the WAFU cup for U17 next January.

Former Nigeria international Sam Sodje has called on the League Management Company of Nigeria to as a matter of necessity get the Nigeria Professional Football League underway after series of postponements and uncertainty surrounding the commencement of the 2020/21 NPFL season.

Former U20 national team coach Godwin Koko Uwua has blamed the ouster of Nigeria’s U20 national team Flying Eagles at the ongoing WAFU cup tournament in Porto Novo, Benin republic on the politicized appointment of coaches into the team. 

Coach Nduka Ugbade has stated that the failure and subsequent elimination of Nigeria at the ongoing WAFU cup tournament in Porto Novo has set Nigerian Football back by at least two years. 

Confluence Queens Head Coach, Whyte Ogbonda is heading for a collision course with the Owners of the club after a rant against what he termed Management interference with his job.