CBL: Warriors, Izobe Dragons seek first wins

CBL: Warriors, Izobe Dragons seek first wins

Lagos Warriors and Libreville Izobe Dragons will be calculating to secure their first wins today as they face Lagos City Stars and Abidjan Raiders respectively in the Continental Basketball League. Four games are billed for the Teslim Balogun Stadium this weekend with the first of the series starting at 4pm on Friday. There will be two games also on Saturday before the tournament moves to Yaoundé for the next four days.
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IMO LGA ELECTION:  Ohanaeze youths raise alarm

IMO LGA ELECTION: Ohanaeze youths raise alarm

FOLLOWING the rumours that the Imo state local government elections, may not hold in September this year, as earlier proclaimed by Governor Rochas Okorocha, the state chapter of Ohanaeze Youth Council, OYC, yesterday, asked Okorocha not to disappoint Imolites.

Girl who escaped from Boko Haram not one of 276 Chibok girls —BBOG

Girl who escaped from Boko Haram not one of 276 Chibok girls —BBOG

By Omeiza Ajayi ABUJA — The Chibok girl, whose recovery was announced on Wednesday by the Presidency is not part of the 276 girls originally abducted from a girls’ secondary school in Chibok, Borno State, in April 2014, Vanguard has learned. While the Bring Back Our Girls, BBOG, movement had welcomed the girl with great […]

Amaju’s reception: Edo Queens, U13 clash

Amaju’s reception: Edo Queens, U13 clash

As part of events for the grand reception by the South South Congress of the Nigeria Football Federation (NFF), in Benin City today, a novelty match has been arranged between Edo Queens, the top women side in Edo state and the state’s U13 male side that was being groomed by late national team Coach Shuaibu Amodu at the Samuel Ogbemudia Stadium in Benin City.

RECESSION: We must begin to think of Nigeria without oil — SOLUDO

RECESSION: We must begin to think of Nigeria without oil — SOLUDO

WKA— FORMER Governor of the Central Bank of Nigeria, CBN, Professor Charles Soludo said yesterday that the current economic recession in the country was a big eye opener for Nigerians, advising the nation’s leaders to begin to think of Nigeria without oil.