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President of the Nigeria Basketball Federation Ahmadu Musa Kida has stated that the Nigeria senior men basketball national team D’Tigers will shock the world at the 2019 FIBA world cup in China.
Scott Parker has been left to pick up the reins at relegation-threatened Fulham following the sacking of Claudio Ranieri as manager.
Former Falcons coach Christopher Danjuma has backed Nigeria’s women national team to come good despite the team’s opening 4-1 defeat to Austria at the ongoing Cyprus cup tournament.
Bendel Insurance player, Charles Omokaro has revealed how difficult the NPFL has been for his side following a return to topflight football in Nigeria after a decade.
Nigeria’s number one female squash player, Yemisi Olatunji has lamented government neglect and explained the reason behind her ‘Go Fund Me’ project, stating that it is simply a way to source for funds to aid her career growth. Yemisi who conquered all comers at the 2018 National Sports Festival told www.brila.net that the move is just to make up for the inadequacies of the government in the aspect of athlete development and sponsorship. “The reason or idea behind the Go-Fund-Me account is to be able to assist me with my career growth for 2019. This is because the government is not helping…
Rivers United player, Kehinde Samson Adedipe has stated in clear terms that his move away from Sunshine Stars of Akure was because of the bigger pay offered him. Speaking with www.brila.net, Kehinde noted that Rivers United sought his services while he was at Sunshine Stars because of the hard work he put in and have moved because of the pay, he would do same if another team offers him a bigger pay than what Rivers United currently doles out “Rivers United wanted me which is why they came calling at my former club, the same way if a better deal comes…
President FIBA Africa zone 3 Rtd. Col Samuel Ahmedu has revealed that last minutes efforts are in place to help salvage Rivers Hoopers participation at the fast approaching Afro basketball league group stage in Morocco.
Akwa United top scorer Mfon Udoh has urged fans of the Uyo based side to keep continental hopes alive with the team currently third in the group B table of the abridged NPFL and poised to make the top two positions which will qualify the team to play in the Super 4 where continental representatives will emerge. Udoh speaking in a chat with www.brila.net said the players have a strong resolve to excel and ensure the fans are also adequately rewarded with a place on the continent at the end of the season.
Plateau United’s Beninoise import, Salomon Junior is not happy with the former Nigerian champions’ below-par performance so far in the NPFL and he made this in a chat with www.brila.net. The Squirrels of Benin Republic player noted that the abridged league season has not been going as planned for Plateau United but hopes their fortunes will improve. “It hasn’t been one our best season. We are not so happy about our overall performance this season. We are not so happy about it but I guess things like this happen in the game of football. We are hoping on the nearest future…
Coach of Nigeria’s senior men basketball national team D’Tigers Alex Nwora has blasted the Cameroon Basketball Federation (FECABASKET) after the Cameroonians expressed their displeasure on Nigeria’s poor outing at the last window of the 2019 FIBA world cup qualifiers recently concluded in Abidjan Côte d’Ivoire. THe D’tigers performance allowed Côte d’Ivoire a spot in the world cup ahead of Cameroon and insinuation of match-fixing from (FECABASKET) to Nigeria’s D’Tigers following D’Tigers defeat to Côte d’Ivoire. Nwora it was scooped by www.brila.net said the Cameroonians shouldn’t in any way blamed their world cup qualifying ouster on Nigeria and that they also had an…