Author: Brila

Lobi stars coach Gbenga Ogunbote has rued the result of his team’s 2019/2020 league campaign after missing out of a place on the continent following the eventual adoption and ratification of the Weighted Point per game league table.

Anambra FA caretaker Chairman, Dr. Emeka Okeke has affirmed that the committee would do great things within the three-month timeline given by the Nigeria Football Federation (NFF).

Enyimba’s forward Stanley Dimgba has stated that his club does not merit the position given to them by the league management company(LMC) through the final PPG table.

Rivers United Technical Adviser Stanley Eguma has stated that it is really surprising to see his side drop to the third position on the log table of 2019 /2020 NPFL league season.

Assistant coach of Nigeria’s women national Basketball team D’Tigress Peter Ahmedu has stated that the women’s national team will be glad to start afresh after having lost out valuable ground as a team and as professionals owing to the impact of the Coronavirus.

Former Nigeria international Peter Nieketin has charged the organizers of the Nigeria Professional football League to embrace professionalism in the planning and scheduling of the topflight league in Nigeria.

Sunshine stars coach Kabir Dogo has stated that the two teams locked on point on the LMC NPFL PPG table Enyimba and Rivers united should accept the ruling of the newly released standing for the sake of peace.

Enyimba FC goalkeeper Theophilus Afelokhai has stated that the newly published Nigeria Professional Football League table by the League Management Company of Nigeria is good news to players of the Aba based topflight team following the abrupt end to the 2019/2020 NPFL season due to the Coronavirus pandemic.

Coach of Nigeria’s U15 national team Haruna Ilerika has described the current Covid-19 pandemic as a big setback for age-grade and developmental national teams while lamenting the effects of the pandemic.

The scribe of the Nigeria Olympics Committee Olabanji Oladapo has given updates that Federations are to follow through with their respective international Federations on modalities to fill up the remaining qualifying spots ahead of next year’s Olympic games. Oladapo speaking in a chat with www.brila.net said the international Federations already have their plans on how to have the remaining qualifying spots concluded with about 43 percent openings still left for the 2021 Olympics. “The International Federation have their plan and national Federations are to discuss with international Federation, then the international Federation pass across updates to their respective national Federations and they…