Czech Republic game ‘not yet a must-win’ for England – Tuchel
FIFA accuses UEFA of ‘misinformation’ campaign in bid for World Cup papers
NOC Election : Crisis looms for Nigeria sports
It’s too early to call for Amodu’s sack — Obienu
Amodu not the problem of our football — Galadima
Let’s have faith in Amodu, Chukwuma, urges NFF
Rocks Cricket battle Ibeju Lekki at Unilag Oval
Accra Tennis Club storm Lagos
College prof explains the ‘Woods effect’
Governor’s Cup Uduaghan to tee off tourney
NGF begins a new dawn with President Cup
Olusa is Total 2009 champion
‘Sharks Stadium will be ready in six weeks’
Rangers defeat Bayelsa as Premier League return
Enyimba/Heartland: It’s war in Aba
Baribote vies for NPL board
2010 World Cup: Amodu knows fate next week

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CAT clears Ndanusa for NOC elections
Despite his disqualification by the Executive Committee of Nigeria Olympic Committee (NOC), Sports Minister, Engr. Sani Ndanusa, insists he is eligible to contest for the NOC presidency at the forthcoming election.
Amodu reveals how Lulu stopped his resignation
Twenty four hours after Nigeria qualified for the 2010 World Cup in South Africa, coach Amodu Shuaibu was at the National Stadium, Abuja to watch the final of the Fifa U_17 World Cup which Nigeria lost to Switzerland. There, he told his Nairobi story;
R-E-V-E-A-L-E-D! Why Eaglets lost U-17 World Cup
IN the beginning, not many believed that the Eagles would cross the first hurdle of the FIFA U-17 World Cup which ended in flying colours at the magnificent Abuja national stadium. At the middle of the competition, the Eaglets converted so many to place their hopes on them as they improved from match to match.
Group congratulates Odemwingie
A message of congratulations has been sent to the Super Eagles striker, Mr. Osaze Odemwingie, from his kinsmen in Uhronigbe in Orhiomwon Local Government Area of Edo State over his emergence as Nigeria’s Footballer of the Year in the Africa Independent Television (AIT) organised awards.
Don’t sack Amodu, Edo chief begs
THE call by some Nigerians on the Nigerian Football Federation (NFF) to sack Coach Shaibu Amodu as the Chief Coach of the Super Eagles has drawn the ire of his kinsman, Chief Peter Aronokhale, who described the call as unjust and uncalled for after the coach qualified the team for the 2010 World Cup in South Africa.

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