Author: Tumininu Yussuf

Lewis Hamilton has revealed that his final season with Mercedes has been one of the most emotionally challenging of his 12-year career with the Silver Arrows, as he prepares to close this chapter and move to Ferrari in 2025. In a interview ahead of his last race for Mercedes in Abu Dhabi this weekend, the 39-year-old seven-time world champion admitted that he has struggled to manage his emotions throughout a turbulent year. “It’s been a very emotional year for me and I don’t think I’ve been the best at handling my emotions this year,” Hamilton told reporters on Thursday. “You’ve…

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The Nigeria Rugby Football Federation’s General Manager, Azeez Oladipo, has shed light on the team’s preparation plans ahead of the highly anticipated 2024 Africa Cup in Tunisia, scheduled for December 19-23. With the competition fast approaching, Oladipo highlighted how both local and foreign-based players have been sharpening their skills in preparation for the event, detailing the the early phases of the team’s buildup. “The preparations started long ago because the leagues in different zones started,” Oladipo said. “We started with Lagos League and then moved it up to the South-South League. So, players get to continue playing.” According to…

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Bankole Olowookere, head coach of Nigeria’s U-17 women’s football team, has boldly declared that his squad is fully prepared to take on the competition at the upcoming WAFU B tournament. Speaking candidly about the team’s preparations, Olowookere explained the significance of thorough and early training and a strong sense of unity among players. “The goal is clear: we are aiming for nothing less than victory. Everybody should attempt to go to a tournament with a mindset of winning,” Olowookere stated. “There is no room for anything less. Even when you look at the World Cup, we treat every competition…

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The Confederation of African Football (CAF) has revealed the top five nominees in each women’s category for the upcoming 2024 CAF Awards, set to take place on December 16 in Marrakech, Morocco.  The awards, which cover the period from January to October 2024, recognize the stellar performances of players, coaches, and teams across the continent. From powerful national team displays to exceptional individual feats at the club level, this year’s nominees represents the growing strength of African women’s football. Women’s Player of the Year This highly anticipated category features five incredible athletes who have left a significant mark on…

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