Author: Brila

Chairman of State Football Associations Chairmen Ibrahim Gusau has cleared the air on his jurisdictions regarding the conduct of election into the Anambra State Football Association after nullifying what was initially peddled as election into the state FA.

After the court has refused to grant the appeal and stay of execution suit filed by the other factions of the AFN, the technical Director Sunday Adeleye has affirmed that the Gusau-led board is actively in charge of the Athletics federation.

Kwara United coach Abdullahi Biffo has charged the aggrieved teams who are still not clear about the decisions taken by the league management company to end the league to shield their sword and move on.

Super Eagles forward Victor Osimhen has signed for Serie A side Napoli from French outfit Lille, the two clubs announced on Friday.

Veteran league coach Zacary Baraje has backed the continuous stay in the Federation’s Technical department the Technical director Bitrus Bewerang, Siji Lagunju, and Deputy Director Technical Rafiu Yusuf in the Technical department of the Nigeria Football Federation following the proposed shakeup in the department.

Member of the Nigeria Football Federation Executive committee and Chairman of the Nigeria Nationwide league Mohammed Alkali has stated that the non-removal of suspension on Sports activities has been a big hindrance with regards to planning. 

Scribe of the Nigeria Football Federation Dr. Mohammed Sanusi has stated that the relief fund expected from FIFA will be used according to FIFA’s guidelines and as such not one that can be channeled arbitrarily by the Football Federation.

Enugu state Commissioner for Youth and Sports, Hon. Manfred Nzekwe, says his plans for sports development in the state is to give grassroots sports the priority it deserves under his administration.

World heavyweight champion Anthony Joshua will fight “anywhere, anytime”, says his promoter Eddie Hearn.

Confederation of African Football (Caf) president Ahmad says he is undecided about running for a second term in office next year.