Maltina Dance All; season 4 set to begin
Delabique’s bin bags collection
Maltina Dance All: NB dangles N4m, SUV
Umar bags ECOWAS award
We need a clean sweep of the FA, Gen. Okaro
British Airways unveils new look with Boeing 777-300ER
Howard Webb, a referee who stews in controversies
Shelly Ann-Fraser’s world falls apart
African Championships: Nigerian athletes off to Nairobi
Ohuruogu doubts Commonwealth Games appearance
Delta State League draw the Curtains
Hunger in Enugu as Rangers owe players 12-game bonus
Ohakim: Why we hired Siasia

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The league needs knowledgeable people, Oliha
Former Super Eagles player Thompson Oliha has urged the new board of the NPL led by David Owumi to ensure that the Globacom Premier League is run by people who are vast and knowledgeable about the game, reports Kate Obodo
Olihah, believes corruption has eaten deep into the league and needs the right people who know the game very well to move the league forward .
Iroha advises Owumi on league loopholes
Having assessed the 2009/2010 Globacom Premier League which ended last week, former coach of Heartland of Owerri FC, Benedict Iroha has advised the new league board led by Davison Owumi to take into consideration problems affecting the smooth running of the league in order to ensure a good organization come next season.
Inactivity in Asaba, grave silence in Sapele
Captain Daniel Omayone Mayuku teed off his tenure at the Ibori Golf and Country Club, Asaba with great passion. Before sweeping the hearts of Asaba golfers and emerging as the ‘capo’, Mayuku single-handedly sponsored tournaments and convinced friends to do same and lured his non golfing friends to Asaba (some took up the game while others are yet to fulfill their promise).
Brila FM secures Skysports rights
Sports radio 88.9 Brila FM have gotten exclusive rights to Skysports news content via the audio signals of Skysports news radio for the Nigerian territory.
‘FIFA’s relationship with sovereign nations undemocratic’
The abysmal and disgraceful performance of the Super Eagles in the 2010 World Cup has provoked anger in high and low places.
Football: An endangered game
FIFA president, Sepp Blatter should ordinarily be as happy as Spain’s Andres Iniesta but you do not lay claim to happiness when your posits are a mixture of the good and the bad. He has voiced all is not well with the game and that an x-ray will be done in September.
Kidnapped journalists: Group calls for restraint
Sequel to a report that the authorities have resolved to employ some strict measures to arrest those behind the
kidnapping of four executive members of Lagos State chapter of the National Union of Journalists, NUJ, an Igbo group , Peace Accord, has asked the police to exercise restraint to avoid the repeat of Odi massacre
Ohakim reads riot act to kidnappers
Imo State governor, Chief Ikedi Ohakim, has warned that he would sign within 24 hours the death warrant of any kidnapper found guilty of the offence by the courts of the land
Osun 2011: Brazing up for the fight
With Oyinlola completing his constitutionally allowed two terms in 2011, the stage is definitely set for a battle royal between the PDP and the AC. For the ruling party to hold on to power, it needs a formidable figure that cut across the political divide in the state.
Police parade undergraduate, 6 others for alleged robbery
An undergraduate of criminology at the Adekunle Ajasin University, Akungba Akoko in Ondo State, Balogun Michael has been arrested along with six others who robbed a member of the House of Representatives, Hon Olakunle Oluwole and killed two of his guards in Ondo town

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