Author: Brila

The Flying Eagles went to Poland as one of the African representatives at the FIFA WORLD Cup, they camped for the competition and played without allowances and bonuses but were promised that once they get to Nigeria they will get all outstanding money due them. However, the Aigbogun-led U20 players are now insisting they will not leave the hotel until all money owed them are paid. A member of the team who pleaded anonymous told www.brila.net exclusively that the players are not leaving their rooms today to Nigeria unless the officials pay the bonuses and match allowances. …

Nigeria U20 national team forward Henry Offia has conceded that the Flying Eagles have a difficult task of edging Senegal but will however not lose hope of beating their West African rival ahead of tonight’s round of 16 clash between both side at the ongoing FIFA U20 world cup in Poland. 

Malmo FF of Norway forward Leke James has stated that the NPFL league has improved compared to his days with the ‘Bridge Boys in the Nigeria Professional Football league.

African champions Nigeria have departed the Avita Resort in Bad Tatzmannsdorf in Austria, where they were on two-week residential camping, and will spend Monday night in Vienna before flying to Paris on Tuesday for the 8th FIFA Women’s World Cup finals.

Super Eagles camp coordinator Patrick Pascal has stated and assured Nigerians that they can look forward to an enthusiastic Super Eagles team following the opening of the team’s camp in Asaba for the fast approaching 2019 Africa cup of nations in Egypt.

Athletics Federation of Nigeria (AFN) president, Ibrahim Gusau has downplayed the purported suspension placed on him to be a result of internal rancor which is null and void.

Super Eagles and katsina United shot-stopper, Ikechukwu Ezenwa has said that its time for the Super Eagles players to give a hundred and fifty percent best for the country to enable them to win this year’s Afcon in Egypt. 

Enyimba midfielder Austin Oladapo has stated that the People’s Elephant are ready for the Super six battle which will determine where the club finish at the end of the season.

Akwa United skipper Otobong Effiong has stated that the Promise Keepers want to win the Nigeria Professional Football League title as the team intends to emerge with the highest points tally at the end of the Super Six tournament which kicks off tomorrow.

The Secretary-General of Nigeria Customs Service’ Sports Unit, Samuel Onikeku said his dream is to unearth more beach volleyball players for Nigeria.