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Katsina United coach Henry Makinwa has suggested that the wealthy blacks should come together as one to create a concept that will enhance the right and privileges of blacks where they can thrive.
2020 Democracy Day: Minister praises President Buhari, Late MKO Abiola at National Stadium Unveiling
The Minister of Youth and Sports Development Mr. Sunday Dare has eulogized President Muhammadu Buhari for the honour of renaming the National Stadium after the winner of the acclaimed June 12th, 1993 presidential election Chief Moshood Abiola, describing the President as a man who chose to walk the path many failed to.
Players and coaching staff will not be required to wear masks at stadiums when the Premier League restarts.
Former Chairman technical committee member of the NFF Christopher Green has called on Nigerians to support Super Eagles Coach Genort Rohr in order to succeed.
Akwa United striker Ibukun Harrison has preached caution with the agitation on the possibility of having the league return citing that not until the authorities are sure on the feasibility of having the league return, nothing should be done.
Former Super Eagles defender Taribo West has stated that Nigeria needs to be more observant and wary of having its national team go through mysterious attacks that come up most times ahead of any major tournament.
Coach Henry Nwosu has stated that players should be made to grow through the ranks in the national team when they emerge from age-grade competitions rather than been thrown straight into the senior national team.
Former Nigeria international Femi Opabunmi has stated that more youngsters should be handed the chance to enjoy what he enjoyed exactly 18 years ago when he was handed a shock start to play a world cup fixture against the Three Lions of England.
Plateau United forward Tosin Omoyele has stated that the Jos based side are not afraid to return to play football and eventually win the league.
Assistant coach of Nigeria’s women basketball national team Peter Ahmedu had stated that worries about the impact of the Covid-19 pandemic on basketball should be jettisoned.
