Samson Emmanuel
Amputee Eagles Need More Assistance – Isah
The president of Nigeria Amputee Football Federation (NAFF), Suleiman Isah has declared that the country's national team, Special Eagles need more financial support for...
Abdul Sule: Eagles Need To Convert Half Chances
Former Super Eagles defender, Abdul Sule has added his expert voice to reactions of the Nigerian team's 3-2 win away to Libya, but advised...
Nigeria Gets 2 Female Referees For AWCON 2018 Training
Two Nigerian referees, Ndidi Peace Madu and Mimisen Agatha Iyorhe, are set to take part in the Africa Women’s Cup of Nations (AWCON 2019)...
Amputee Team Receive N6.5m From Super Eagles
Nigeria Amputee Football Federation president, Suleiman Isah has come out to confirm that the national team, Special Eagles received a cash gift of N6.5m.
He...
Ahmedu: We Must Spot New National Team Stars
After Nigeria's impressive outing at this year's FIBA Women's Basketball World Cup in Tenerife, Spain, Nigeria's national team, D'Tigress assistant coach, Peter Ahmedu said...
Kano Pillars Will Storm Asaba On Monday – Musa
Kano Pillars coach, Ibrahim Musa has disclosed that his team will move to Asaba on Monday, ahead of their clash with Rangers International of...
Rangers Plan 10,000 Supporters For Fed Cup Final
Rangers International of Enugu supporters club have revealed a plan to have at least 10,000 of their members nationwide at Stephen Keshi Stadium, Asaba...
Women In Sports Want Academies For Special Athletes
Nigeria Association of Women in Sports (NAWIS) have advocated a situation in which sports academies for people with disabilities are established across the country.
The...
Akintola Settles For Silver In Argentina
Nigerian male sprinter, Olukunle Alaba Akintola had to settle for a silver medal in the male 100m final of the Youth Olympic Games in...
Rosemary Chukwuma Wins Youth Olympics 100m Gold
Fast-rising female sprinter, Rosemary Chukwuma made history by winning the women's 100m gold medal at the ongoing Youth Olympic Games.
In running to gold on...
