Athletes and officials participating in the 24th edition of the Nigeria Universities Games (NUGA) will be pampered with the state-of-art of the facilities in the event that will run from February 12-22 in Ile-Ife, Osun State.

The League Management Company (LMC) has commended the resilient spirit of the Super Eagles in overcoming a 3-0 lead to oust Morocco in the quarter finals of the Africa Nations Championship (CHAN) in South Africa and said the victory is consistent with the vision to achieve a responsive and sustainable professional league in the country.

After leading the Super Eagles to a dramatic victory over their Moroccan counterparts, Super Eagles Team B captain and first choice goalkeeper, Chigozie Agbim has said that the team will now focus on how to win the trophy.

Failure, they say is an orphan. Clearly, it is not the same with victory; which, rhetorically put, has many parents. And so, the fear of failure, more than anything else, spurred the Super Eagles team B, presently campaigning at the 3rd African Nations Championship to record resounding victories over Mozambique and hosts South Africa after falling 1-2 to eventual group leaders, Mali in their opening game.

The above caption of this little piece is an afterthought. I had to change it, even as I still maintained the structure and content of the initial article after reading Patrick Omorodion (Sunday, January 12, 2014) and Paul Bassey (Monday, January 13, 2014) about the same issues bothering on the just concluded Glo-CAF Awards in Lagos, Nigeria. I think Nigeria and Nigerians have a strong case.