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SubscribeEmotions as Ex-Eagles play for Okwaraji in Lagos
I was the first person he called. He asked me to call the medical personnel in when he appeared to be choking or in some kind of discomfort. He was still on his feet then and the medical team would not be allowed unless the referee so signalled especially when the game was still in play.
Okwaraji comes alive in Abuja
Deceased icon, Samuel Sochukwuma Okwaraji, will be remembered today in the Federal Capital Territory, Abuja as the national U-20 team, Flying Eagles, and the home–based senior team, otherwise known as Super Eagles Team B, play a match in his honour at the National Stadium Complex.
Kanu, Capstonesport in premiership deal
The Super Eagles captain, Nwankwo Kanu, in conjunction with Capstonesport have concluded plans to offer assistance to lucky Nigerians this new English soccer season to watch live premier league matches every month with all expenses paid.
Kick-boxing Federation sends technical instructors to school
The Kick-boxing Federation of Nigeria (KBFN) has concluded plans to organise a training workshop for technical instructors in order to reduce the risks associated with the sport, perceived by many as dangerous and life-threatening.
Esperance captaincy spurs Eneramo
Nigeria International striker, Michael Eneramo, who had a stunning debut for the Super Eagles against Ireland in an International friendly, says he is more committed to Nigeria securing the World Cup ticket billed for South Africa next year, than anything else.
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