Football critic and former Gombe Footbll Association Chairman, Alhaji Ahmed Gara-Gombe has hit hard on the Nigeria Football Federation (NFF), saying that the football house’s decision on football matters have always been based on sentiments and hypocrisy.
Alhaji Gara-Gombe was reacting to the NFF’s decision on who between Warri Wolves Football Club and Sharks Football Club of Port Harcourt is entitled to represent the country in the 2010 CAF Confederation Cup Championship.

By Eddie Akalonu With many Nigerians expressing doubts over  the ability of the Super Eagles to make it to the finals of the FIFA 2010 World Cup in South Africa, Coach Joe Eric has restated his belief in the ability of the team to perform, saying they will post a big surprise on the doubting […]

By Richard Animam Sports Writers in  Delta State have taken a  swipe at the chairman of Delta State Sports Commission Pinnick Amaju over the disbandment of the state owned team Delta Force FC, Asaba. The group rose from their monthly congress and faulted the sports commission boss on disbanding a club that  hardly  enjoyed any […]

As Nigerians peruse the list of the country’s contingent to this month’s IAAF World Championship in Berlin and await
their preparation, one company excited by the recent NNPC/Mobil Track and Field Championships held at the Abuja National Stadium is G4S, an international security company with a world wide base, including Nigeria.

Despite the feelings of most Nigerian soccer fans and ex footballers like Adokie Amiesimaka that the midfield of the Super Eagles lacks a solid midfielder in the mould of Austin Okocha to hold on to the ball and make passes to the attackers, former Super Eagles forward, Victor Nosa Ikpeba thinks otherwise.