AFCON: Africa Cup of Nations qualifiers results
Mbappe injured as Zidane wins on France debut, Italy lose on Mancini return
Lyn Oslo coach visits Nigeria
CROWD VIOLENCE: NPL slams Kwara with N1.4m fine
Ashbert Raiders, MRS win Abraka’2010 Polo laurels
Should Kanu be at the World Cup?
London 2012:Okagbare has no double dream
WAFU NATIONS CUP: Ghana, Togo test might in Ijebu Ode
Oghara King urges Nigerian youths to win at Singapore 2010
SONigeria receives “The Ball†in Nigeria
American coach tips Nigeria to rule world athletics
Runsewe drags German Pro Golf teachers to Nigeria
Abdullahi shines in Gabon
PGA of America parleys Nigeria
Tiger Returns
Enyimba plans to roast Gombe in Aba
Okocha calls for overhaul of league board

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This honour thrills me
CANADA is to induct Daniel Igali into their Hall of Fame. It would be another achievement for the former Canadian Olympic Champion who is born of Nigerian parents.
Wolves swoop on Flying Antelopes in Warri
Warri Wolves moved an inch closer to realizing their ambition of lifting the Globacom Premier League trophy, recording their sixth away draw last Wednesday against Bayelsa United, leaving Yenagoa with a 2-2 scoreline, enough to earn the Delta State side a point from the mid-week game.
I was abandoned like used cloth, laments Bazuaye
Atlanta ‘96 Under-23 gold medal winning coach, Willy Bazuaye walked into Campos square in Lagos
last Sunday in crutches lamenting how he was abandoned after suffering stroke, waiting to die until God used Lagos State governor, Babatunde Raji Fashola (SAN) to rescue him from the jaws of death.
Heartland: When Iroha wished he could play again
The fans, not even those seated at the covered stands and the VIP section were spared the searing heat from the scorching sun at the Dan Anyiam stadium on that Easter Sunday when Heartland played host to visiting Tiko United of Cameroon in the return leg of the African Champions League.
Why Eagles will cage Messi, Ogunjobi
After watching Lionel Messi score four goals against Arsenal, Taiwo Ogunjobi, chairman of football federation’s technical committee was forced to comment on the devastating form of the Argentine who faces Eagles on June 12 in Nigeria’s 2010 first World Cup match.:

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