2027 World Athletics Championships: Ajayi, Nathaniel secure qualifications
NNPC/Shell Cup: 10 teams zoom into q-finals
Foreign coach: Turkey’s lesson for Lulu and his co-travellers
Ndanusa, Ekeji get awards for grassroots sports development
Don’t delay on foreign coach for Eagles, Toro
Technical Adviser: Who gets the nod?
Champions League: Heineken sends six consumers to final match
Chambers set standards for Doha
Foreign-based athletes sounds warn over unpaid allowances
Okagbare, others technically out of Doha Indoors
Idoko stages comeback with baby in arm
Kajola wins Falilat Ogunkoya schools track and field championships
Dike gets ‘must-win’ mandate
No team can stop us from lifting the trophy, Anyansi
El-Kanemi settles players’ outstanding debts
New Titleist Irons for Sharp-Shooting Rory McIlroy

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Awogbade wins Ikoyi Captain’s Day tourney
By Richard Animam The 2010 Ikoyi Club 1938 (Golf Section) Captains Day (Docky’s Day 2010) has been won by handicapper 16 Soji Awogbade who defeated a strong field to win with 66 net.
Ikeja in for another whipping today
The last time Ikeja Golf Club and Ibori Golf and Country Club, Asaba met at the 10 holes golf club located inside the GRA in Ikeja, Lagos, the Delta State side left Lagos with their ego boosted. The IGCC team led by Captain Daniel Mayuku shook the whole of Ikeja as they stormed Ikeja with over 60 golfers and consequently white-washed Ikeja golfers right there on their course.
Dujkovic blasts Nigeria over Eagles
Former Black Stars coach, Ratomir Dujkovic is angry with Nigerians for dropping his name around a job he never showed interest in.
No league, no national team, Okocha
Former international Emma Okocha has told Nigeria Football Federation officials jostling for positions on the board of the federation to make football a viable venture with the establishment of a thriving national league and grassroots competitions a priority.
Amodu insists on Kanu, Yak for World Cup
MANY soccer fans had asked the relevance of skipper Nwankwo Kanu to Eagles at the just ended Nations Cup in Angola where he was made to seat on the bench becoming a non-playing captain as it were in tennis. Many others also queried that skipper of the Olympic gold squad had overstayed his welcome in the national team.

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