NFF elective congress entangled in legal cobwebs
SEGUN ODEGBAMI: The 2026 World Cup – my take!
Nigeria has no team but individual players — Gen. Williams
Eagles have been woeful before the 2-2 draw
World Cup: Oyewole loses faith in Amodu
Eagles lacked organisation, coherence, ‘die-hard’ spirit
Eagles send Okocha into momentary madness
Amodu has killed us
We’ve not qualified yet, Tunisians warned on celebration
NFF mourns Jude Ezechukwu
Don’t apologise, just resign, Ekpo tells NFF
N60m needed to host IEYI
24 Strokes for Eagles
Disband NFF Now, Gombe Screams
A Word For Calculator Optimists
PTF rejects victory bonus for Eagles
NFF Technical C’ttee calls for new players

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Blame the players, not us – NFF scribe
Officials of the Nigeria Football Federation (NFF) maintain that the players rather than the NFF, should be held responsible, if Nigeria fail to make it to 2010 World Cup in South Africa.
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Scrabble: Balogun wins Verallen Classics top prize
Old players continued with their impressive performance in the game of scrabble as they shoved aside the younger generation led by Delta State’s Wellington Jighere and Dennis Ikekeregor at the just concluded Verallen Scrabble Classics held in Abuja.
Injury knocks out Nigeria’s Nnamdi Oduamadi from U-20 World Cup
AC Milan youngster, Nnamdi Oduamadi, will miss out on this month’s FIFA Under-20 World Cup after he suffered a hamstring injury while training with the Nigerian squad in Mallorca, Spain, this week.
A scan has revealed that Oduamadi will be out of action for at least six weeks.
Access Bank, HiTV to broadcast of UEFA competitions
Access Bank Plc, has undertaken the sponsorship of the broadcast of UEFA competitions to the Nigerian public for the current UEFA season.
Black Stars go down to Japan
Ghana’s Black Stars, who qualified for the 2010 World Cup in South Africa were up and doing again yesterday but went down 4-3 to fellow finalists Japan. Nigeria Green Eagles would have gone on holidays if they were in Ghana’s shoes.

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