US/Nigeria tango : An overload of misplaced anger

US/Nigeria tango : An overload of misplaced anger

FOR a country with a plethora of socio-economic, political and religious ills, would it not have been expected that in the wake of the attempt by a Nigerian, Umar Farouk Abdulmutallab, to blow up an American jetliner, the government of the United States of America would come hard on Nigeria and Nigerians. That said, it does not in any way vitiate the reality that innocent Nigerians would bear the brunt of this listing which places Nigeria as a country of interest in the war on terror.
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We won’t toy with Egypt, Agu

We won’t toy with Egypt, Agu

Super Eagles goalkeeper trainer, Alloy Agu has promised that their first match against Egypt at the Nations Cup on Tuesday would not be toyed with.

Eagles’ll lift Nations Cup, Kpakor

Eagles’ll lift Nations Cup, Kpakor

Former Super Eagles midfielder and erstwhile coach of Sharks Football Club, Moses Kpakor has reiterated his believe that the bunch of players in the Super Eagles for the African Cup of Nations would lift the trophy.

10 Players to watch out for as Nations Cup begins

10 Players to watch out for as Nations Cup begins

The world’s attention shifts to Angola from today as 16 teams get ready to rumble for the right to called the continent’s soccer king at the African Cup of Nations, a tournament which is steeped in rich tradition and rivalry amongst competing teams, even as it has always thrown up exciting talents, most of whom have gone on to captivate the world attention in other top-rated competitions.

Sokoto: Statesmanship or  showmanship?

Sokoto: Statesmanship or showmanship?

IT is generally agreed that Sokoto as a town nay state recorded its finest moments under the administration of Alhaji Attahiru Bafarawa. Prior to the advent of the Bafarawa regime, what did we have in Sokoto State? The military had just returned to the barracks after having been in power for 16 years.