World athletics ruling body IAAF, has carried out a cost-saving programme, but athletes’s winnings at major events have not been affected.

Ivorian striker Didier Drogba came to England after his eye-catching exploits in France. Coach Jose Mourinho fell his artistry and brought Drogba to England. The Ivorian did not waste time to stamp his authority in England and his goals quickly paid dividends and with that endeared himself to the heart of Chelsea fans. With fame came a lot of things.

The director general of the National Sports Commission, Patrick Ekeji, like the three impeached top executives of the Nigeria Football Association will continue to visit the federal government’s anti graft agency, the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission, EFCC, until investigations into the finances of the NFA are concluded.

Austin Eguavoen was keen to take positives from Seoul after a 2-1 friendly defeat by South Korea on Wednesday.
The former Nigeria defender handed debuts to four players in his starting eleven in the international friendly, and he admitted that the hosts were the more coordinated side.

SAMSON Siasia may have to wait longer than expected before he takes over as the Chief coach of the national team, Green Eagles.

FORMER Eagles Coach, Amodu Shuaibu is red-hot with his boxing gloves, ready to salvage whatever is remaining of Nigerian football.

The 2nd Setraco Tennis Clinics/Tournaments, billed to serve off at the National Tennis Centre, Package B, Abuja National Stadium on Monday, is vital to the future of Nigerian tennis, so thinks Tournament facilitator and national tennis coach, Rotimi Akinloye.

The former Youth and Sports Commissioner in Nasarawa State, Silas Agara has said he was in the race for a seat on the FA board to contribute his quota to development of the game.

The former Youth and Sports Commissioner in Nasarawa State, Silas Agara has said he was in the race for a seat on the FA board to contribute his quota to development of the game.

ERSTWHILE Eagles captain, Jay Jay Austin Okocha is worried at the pace at which Nigerian football is declining. Okocha, one of the candidates in the NFA election scheduled for August 21 said that all hands must be on deck to stop Nigerian football from hitting all time low.