Kenya coach, Adel Amrouche is worried that his preparations for the crucial June 5 World Cup qualifier against the Super Eagles is not up to a full speed as some club coaches have refused to release their players for training.

The UEFA Champions League 2012/13 season comes to a glorious climax tonight at the Heineken Champions Planet with the final match of the competition.

Nigeria yesterday recorded a major diplomatic victory at the on going conference of the African Union, AU, in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia, as her candidacy for the non-permanent seat in the United Nations, UN, Security Council, was unanimously endorsed by member countries.

Nigerian athletes return to golden league action today in Benin City, after another lack luster performance at the Port Harcourt leg of the meet last weekend.

•Camps had hospitals, dormitories, arms depot & fuel dumps.
•Troops liberate six children, three women held hostage in Sambisa forest
As the military continued its quest to dislodge the Boko Haram terrorists from the north eastern part of the country, the Defence Headquarters Friday said that soldiers have taken over all the camps where the insurgents operated from in Northern and Central parts of Borno State.

The five Flying Eagles players Nigeria Football Federation, NFF officials dropped from the Germany training camp may still join their team mates in Europe.

The Strong Tower play ground in Ikorodu, Lagos, will be the place today as all is set for the final match of the Teslim “Thunder” Balogun U-17 football competition featuring Ayinde FC and Teslim Balogun Academy.

London’s Wembley Stadium will today make history as it stages the first all-German final in the UEFA Champions League with FC Bayern Munich seeking to make up for last year’s disappointment at the expense of Borussia Dortmund.

There is a saying that nothing makes a man more efficient as the ‘last moment’, I guess the saying was the defining denominator in the last week’s voting. We thought there were just 5 men and women slugging it out but the outcome was something else.

Since President Johnathan’s administration emerged in 2011, his decision to declare a state of emergency in the three Northern states of Adamawa, Borno and Yobe following series of attacks on these states by the Boko Haram sect could be said to have received a massive applause from Nigerians.