Journalism isn’t where you get your reward in naira, kobo – Aderinokun
Untold story of Lillian Bach
FG declares Nov. 26, 27 as public holidays
Riot in prison over Bode George
Nkem Owoh bounces back
Sights from Ikorodu fashion show
Online shop launched in Nigeria
FASHION FLAIR HELP LINE : I want my skin to glow
Vivian Ejike’s Silent Scandals out
Bollywood meets Nollywood @ Ion Intl. film festival
2010 World Cup : Kanu harps on early preparation
How football fans reacted to the World Cup ticket
Fashola, Mamora for paragon awards
NOC Election : Crisis looms for Nigeria sports
TFA breezes through Enugu, PH Accra
Lagos on Fire as MTN NIMUFEST kicks off
Trybson out with Dudukoko

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CISAC trains MCSN Staff
In a move that further reinforces the confidence of International copyright community in the Musical Copyright Society Nigeria (MCSN), the governing body of copyright administration in the world, the International Confederation of Societies of Authors and Composers (CISAC), in collaboration with affiliate sister organisation, South African Music Rights Organisation (SAMRO) and the South African Recording […]
It’s too early to call for Amodu’s sack — Obienu
Former First Vice Chairman of the Nigeria Football Association, NFA board, Richard Nwabufo Obienu has advised against sacking Super Eagles Chief Coach, Shaibu Amodu, saying it is too early, especially coming only a few days after he qualified Nigeria for the 2010 World Cup.
The Enugu based lawyer described as unpatriotic and unrealistic calls by Nigerians for the sacking of the man who just picked the World Cup ticket for the country in Nairobi, Kenya barely a week ago.
Amodu not the problem of our football — Galadima
Former chairman of the Nigeria Football Association, NFA, Alhaji Ibrahim Galadima says sacking Super Eagles Chief coach Shaibu Amodu will not take Nigerian football out of the woods.
Jimmy Cliff, Alpha Blondy named ECOWAS Ambassadors
Awards of ECOWAS Peace Ambassador were given to Alpha Blondy of Coted’Voire and legendary reggae giant Jimmy Cliff. Their citations were read to the admiration of the audience as they were both honoured by the ECOWAS President.
Let’s have faith in Amodu, Chukwuma, urges NFF
Gabros FC proprietor, Chief Gabriel Chukwuma believes it would be a waste of fund and effort hiring a foreign coach to take Nigeria to the World Cup next year, saying past effort in the same direction had done little or no good for the Eagles. He suggested that Nigerians should have faith in Amodu,the man who did much to ensure Nigeria qualified for the first World Cup in African and should be allowed to carry out the job to a logical conclusion.
Rocks Cricket battle Ibeju Lekki at Unilag Oval
All roads lead to the Tafawa Balewa Square cricket oval this weekend as top flight cricket returns with matches of the Iris Smart Technologies CCC league taking the centre stage.
Accra Tennis Club storm Lagos
An eighty man contingent arrived Lagos Thursday night from Ghana to participate in the 2009 Nigeria-Ghana International Tennis Tournament beginning this weekend at the Ikoyi Club 1938, Tennis Section.
Christians are more than Moslems – Bishop Okonkwo
It is absolutely impossible! Any report that says anything like that is either spreading rumour or is simply dishonest. Christians are more than Muslims. If I want to immodest, I will say that Christians comprising all the denominations in the country are more than 60 per cent, and I am saying that without any fear of contradiction. I am just being economical with the statistics. It just cannot be.
College prof explains the ‘Woods effect’
Top players play worse against Tiger Woods. You can measure it, which is what Northwestern professor Jennifer Brown did. Her conclusion, related in Jonah Lehrer’s Frontal Cortex blog, is that players don’t believe they can win when Woods is in the field, resulting in worse performance.
Governor’s Cup Uduaghan to tee off tourney
Ibori Golf and Country Club, Asaba will witness one hell of a golf tournament as the 2009 edition of the Governor’s Cup tees off on Tuesday with over 80 professional players.
NGF begins a new dawn with President Cup
President of the Nigeria Golf Federation (NGF) Prince Olagunsoye Oyinlola has assured that the 2009 President Cup Golf Tournament, would be bigger and better, while adding that President Musa Yar’Adua has given his words to be part of the tournament.
Olusa is Total 2009 champion
The 2009 Total E&P Golf Tournament came to an end last weekend at the IBB Golf and Country Club, with the Chief Executive Officer of the oil company, Guy Maurice, declaring his companies total commitment to Nigerian golf and sports in general.
‘Sharks Stadium will be ready in six weeks’
The Rivers State Commissioner for Sports, Hon. Boma Iyaye has given a 6 weeks ultimatum to Glempkem Nigeria Limited contractors of the Sharks Stadium and Peaceline Worldwide Nigeria Limited, handling the No 6 Field to complete work or face government sanction.
Rangers defeat Bayelsa as Premier League return
Nearly four weeks after the Under-17 World Cup enforced recess, the Nigeria Premier League returned to the front burner on Wednesday with champions Bayelsa United losing to giants Rangers in the top-billed game of the week. Rangers defeated Bayelsa 1-0 and moved up the table. The coach Alphonsus Dike led side dominated the game and in the second half scored the only goal of the match.
Enyimba/Heartland: It’s war in Aba
Nigeria Premier League match between indomitable champions Enyimba Int’l FC Aba and CAF champions league runners – up Heartland FC Owerri promises to be the moral equivalent of war. Not so much because there is an immediate title chase, but that the two clubs are sworn clannish enemies going by events of the last years.

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