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The Nigeria Football Federation says it is deeply saddened by the death on Tuesday night of two players of Nigeria Women Professional League club, Police Machine Female FC, who were killed by a hit-and-run Jeep driver that ran into about five persons in Uyo, the Akwa Ibom State capital.
Former Tanzania national team coach, Emmanuel Amunike has took a time out to play a fatherly role on the up coming Nigerian player’s saying, they should first think of serving the nation before the money.
Stoke boss Nathan Jones admitted he is under pressure to keep his job after his team’s latest defeat at home to Huddersfield on Tuesday.
Former Nigeria international Mutiu Adepoju has thumbed up the exploit of Nigerian players abroad especially the form of players invited to feature for Nigeria ahead of the prestige international friendly against Five times world champion Brazil.
Former Nigeria’s Super Eagles player Garba Lawal has urged Club Brugge of Belgium and Nigerian forward Dennis Emmanuel to keep his heroic showing against Real Madrid as Nigerian players abroad try to play themselves into reckoning under Super Eagles Coach Gernot Rohr.
Coach Haruna Ilerika has stated that the Nigeria Golden Eaglets team will benefit from participating in the recently concluded Turkish invitational tournament ahead of the FIFA U17 world cup later this month.
Captain of Nigeria’s home-based Eagles Mfon Udoh has lamented that Nigeria’s domestic national team have just been simply unlucky which has seen the team lost back to back against Togo.
English premier League side, Everton Watford FC has joined the merriment in Nigeria by wishing the country a Happy Independence Day on Tuesday.
Manchester City defender Oluwatosin Adarabioyo has joined millions of citizens across the world to celebrate the Nigeria’s independence Day.
The Nigerian Football Federation has released a list of the Super Falcons squad heading to Abidjan on Tuesday in pursuit of a ticket to the 2020 Tokyo Olympics with former captain Desire Oparanozie notably missing OUT on the list.
