Author: Brila

Former Super Eagles coach Samson Siasia has downplayed the chances of the current squad under the leadership of German tactician Gernot Rohr to win the AFCON in Egypt.

NFF Scribe Dr. Muhammad Sanusi has stated that the game of football in Nigeria in all ramifications is progressing from the management to the tournaments they participate in.

The 2019 edition of African Nations Beach Volleyball Cup seniors for male and female players will serve off on Tuesday at the Jabi Lake Park in Abuja.

Enyimba midfielder Chukwuka Onuwa has stated that the tussle for the top 3 spots in the NPFL this season for his side has been according to plan after the People’s Elephant picked up another valuable away goalless draw in her last game against rival Lobi stars who got denied a chance to enter the top three after the draw.

Nigeria’s long jump queen, Ese Brume has expressed hope that she would be able to fly the country’s flag high at 2019 All Africa Games in Morocco.

Tanzania Guardian sports editor, Fred Ogot has described the Taifa Stars of Tanzania’s 2019 AFCON qualification as the biggest achievement recorded by the nation in football in over three decades.

The Nigeria Football Federation has ordered its official match agent, Euro Datasports to secure a top North African nation for a friendly with the Super Eagles as part of Rohr’s preparation plans.

Former Super Eagles forward Raphael Chukwu-Ndukwe has urged players of the senior national team not to be too injury conscious ahead of the fast-approaching AFCON in Egypt to the point of obviously holding back performance and playing too safe at club level. 

Coach of Nigeria Customs Female Volleyball team Femi Akanbi has stated that his side made an easy work of every opposition that came their way the that recently concluded Zone 3 Africa Volleyball Club Championship. Speaking with www.brila.net, Akanbi said although it was a huge experience participating at the tourney, the only team they learned some new tricks from was the team from Ghana. “The championship was a successful one with very limited challenges even when we played clubs from the tournament. I must say playing the clubs was an experience but the ghana  team were the only ones I…

Former Super Falcons coach Christopher Danjuma has stated that the Super Falcons will thrive mainly at the women’s world cup in France this summer by the presence of a number of experienced players in the team which is the main difference in the women’s game to the men’s game.