EPL: Man City face Anfield cauldron after guilty Premier League verdicts
Nigeria 2009: N3 more billion for LOC
Bonfrere fancies Nigeria return
Time out for Nigerian league football
Enyimba: Is the tide changing under Orji?
Curtain draws on Zenith Bank Basketball League
FIFA U-17 World Cup: ValuCard gives free match tickets
Nigerian show supremacy in MTN Soccer Academy
Enugu agog as U-17 World Cup kicks off
U-17: FIFA tasks Nigerians on successful fiesta
Don’t write Eagles off, Sodje
U-17 World Cup:Red card rescues Nigeria
Poor show as FIFA U-17 World Cup kicks off
Okoro : On whose shoulders Eaglets’ hope lies
Nigeria 2009: Eaglets can defend World Cup, says Howard

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My question for Nigeria 24 yrs after China
I can still remember, vividly, Group captain Anthony Ikazoboh’s comments at halftime on the 11th of august 1985 in Peking china.
“Boys, you are 45 minutes away from making history. Remain firm and don’t lose this chanceâ€.
2010: Chukwu, Omokaro want Eagles in South Africa
Despite growing concerns about the Green Eagles wobbly performance in the 2010 qualifying series, two former players, Christian Chukwu and Bright Omokaro have expressed their desire to see the team berth at the event holding on Africa soil for the first time next year.
10 players emerge from NNPC/Chevron tennis clinic
Ten tennis players have emerged from an holiday tennis programme sponsored by the NNPC/Chevron Joint venture, that held at the Lagos Lawn Tennis club.
Nigeria disappoints FIFA
Attention Nigerians: President Umar Yar’Adua promised the world that Nigeria would stage a wonderful Under 17 World Cup. He boasted of Nigeria’s hospitality that will thrill visitors. But it may interest you to know that these will be far fetched.
Lagos pitch loses green to fumigation
The Lagos Sub-Seat ofthe Local Organising Committee for the FIFA Under-17 World Cup meant well by fumigating the Nigeria Institute for Sports, NIS, soccer pitch meant to serve as a training pitch for the FIFA Under 17 World Cup that kicks off tomorrow. But that action which was to control pests has now turned a frustration.

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