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Board Member of the Nigeria Football Federation Babagana Kali has stated that the NFF will in its plan for the Super Eagles ensure they take all qualifying ties for the world cup journey seriously after witnessing the draws in person Tuesday evening in Cairo.
Coach of Nigeria’s U19 Cricket national team Uche Ogbimi has stated that he hopes the Nigeria Junior Green and Yellow will come out to give an improved outing ahead of today’s crucial second group stage game against West Indies at the ongoing International Cricket Council U19 world cup in South Africa.
Erstwhile coach of NPFL side Jigawa Golden stars Rabiu Tata has stated that he feels bad to have been sacked but that he should have been handed more time to change the fortunes of the club.
Board member of the Nigeria Boxing Federation Azania Omo-Agege has calmed nerves concerning the plan of the boxing Federation ahead of the Olympic qualifiers in Senegal next month stating that Nigeria will not have problems qualifying as many boxers as possible for the games.
Chairman of Chairmen of Nigerian Football, Alhaji Ibrahim Musa Gusau has stated that the NFF resorted to appointing a Normalisation Committee to run the affairs of the Delta State Football Association following the long-drawn intractable crisis that bedeviled that affiliate.
Former Man United forward Romelu Lukaku has announced Victor Moses’s arrival at Inter Milan mistakenly after he posted a picture of the team having dinner on Wednesday.
Former Nigeria forward Victor Moses has joined Inter Milan from Chelsea after completing a loan spell at Fenerbahçe.
Former Everton and Super Eagles Player Daniel Amokachi has described Nigeria’s 2022 FIFA World Cup qualifying group as a tricky one.
Heartland FC head Coach, Fidelis Ilechukwu has called for “calm and patience” as the team continues to build on the momentum of the recent good form in the NPFL despite the change of hands at the Imo State Government house.
President of the Nigeria Cricket Federation Professor Adams Yaya Ukwenya has stated that Nigeria is not under any form of pressure ahead of the team’s second group stage game against West Indies tomorrow despite having lost the first game by 10 wickets against Australia.
