Three of Nigeria’s top professional golfers- Andrew Oche Odoh, Edet Umoh and Christian Godfrey who will be flying Nigeria’s flag at the Kenya Open will have to foot their bills if the PGA Nigeria Tour fails to secure a sponsor.

Ibori Golf and Country Club, Asaba last Saturday was a beehive of activities as Ikeja Golf Club came calling. Having suffered a home defeat when IGCC visited , Captain Kunle Ogunleye and his team had revenge on their mind as they take on IGCC. But after a grueling encounter, the golfers from Delta State made it two over two as they again defeated Ikeja Golf Club 23-20 in the return leg of the InterClub Matchplay in Asaba.

Nigeria Premier League (NPL) has expressed its displeasure over unruly behaviour of Wikki Tourists FC fans shortly after a league match with Sunshine Stars FC last weekend at Balewa Stadium, Bauchi.

Rangers coach Alphonsus Dike last week scaled the first hurdle placed before him by management of Rangers FC of Enugu.

Nigerian foremost sports Insurance Brokers and Consultant-Carrier Insurance Brokers Limited has consummated the official Insurer of the Nigeria Premier League relationship alongside Industrial and General Insurance PLC (IGI) and NPL.

Chairman of Rangers International, Samuel Onyishi yesterday vowed to ensure that the raging anomalies in the country’s football is erased completely just as he frown over the alleged falsification of nomination and endorsement of candidates by the club into the election into the Nigeria Premier League board.

The 13th edition of the Nigeria Oil and Gas Industry Games (NOGIG) came to an end last weekend at the Teslim Balogun Stadium Surulere, Lagos with Shell Petroleum Development Corporation (SPDC) emerging the overall winner of the 2010 games.

Athletics Federation of Nigeria president, Solomon Ogba has expressed delight over the win posted by Nigerian marathon runner, Janet Dung at last Monday’s Sahara half marathon run in Saharawi Arab Democratic Republic.
Ogba declared that the effort made by the Plateau-born runner was an indication that Nigerian runners would in no distance future step into the big league of world marathon dominated by Kenyan and Ethiopian athletes.

Athletics Federation of Nigeria officials, have refused to come to terms with the fact that Blessing Okagbare cannot be in Doha to represent Nigeria at the World Indoors Championships, billed for March 12-13.