‘7-0 win over Croatia sends message to teams’ – Kane
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
CAT clears Ndanusa for NOC elections
Amodu reveals how Lulu stopped his resignation
R-E-V-E-A-L-E-D! Why Eaglets lost U-17 World Cup
Group congratulates Odemwingie
Don’t sack Amodu, Edo chief begs
It’s like am in a dream land, Osaze
2010 World Cup: Shame to our critics, screams Ojo Oba
Switzerland wins 1st FIFA trophy in 1st appearance

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FIFA Approves Our Football Genocide
Let us learn from history. When GENOCIDE was being committed in Rwanda in 1994, US-led United Nations did not want to intervene and so tried to deny that genocide was taking place.
NOC disqualifies Ndanusa
The executive committee of the Nigeria Olympic Committee rose from its pre-election meeting and announced that the Minister of Sports and chairman of the National Sports Commission, Engineer Sani Nadanusa, had been disqualified from contesting for the NOC presidency in the December 9 election.
Don’t sack Amodu, Sofoluwe
FORMER Green Eagles defender, Yisa Sofoluwe has decried the growing call for the dismissal of the chief coach of the national team, Amodu Shaibu after qualifying the country for the 2010 World Cup.
Sagbama LGA lifts Penawou Peace/Unity Cup
Sagbama L.G.A have emerged winners of the Penawou Peace/Unity Cup football competition. In the finals played at the Government College, Bomadi Football field Sagbama defeated Udu Local Government Area of Delta State 4-2 on penalties after the game had ended 1-1 at regulation time.
Age cheat: Adokiye calls for serious thinking
THE controversy he stirred during the just-concluded Nigeria 2009 FIFA U-17 World Cup over the ‘real age’ of the captain of Nigeria U-17 team, Fortune Chukwuma is yet to die down. Many vilified him. Others were in praise of him for starting a crusade to cleanse our sports. Yet some others remained on the fence.

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