By Victor Kanayo A fatal accident involving the travelling bus of a Nigerian club Heartland FC reportedly claimed the life of one of the club's coaches, whose name was given as Christian Obi, on Friday. Heritage...
By Victor Kanayo Egypt emerged the biggest winners at the end of a first African Esports Championships hosted in Casablanca, Morocco. The week-long competition was staged inside the Mohammed V Sports Complex. After performing in an outstanding manner, Egypt...
By Victor Kanayo Days after losing a UFC middleweight title bout, Nigerian-born New Zealander Israel Adesanya has arrived Lagos, Nigeria's commercial capital. This was disclosed by the Nigerians In Diaspora Commission (NiDCOM) via its social media...
By Victor Kanayo Nigeria and Mauritania have now settled for use of the Video Assistant Referee (VAR) gadget ahead of the new football season in both African countries. While the Nigeria Football Federation (NFF) announced its...
By Victor Kanayo Nigerian international and Bayer Leverkusen forward, Victor Boniface will not be featured in one of the club's match. This is after he was handed a one game suspension. German officials also announced that...
By Victor Kanayo Portuguese captain, Cristiano Ronaldo, has continued to strike history even outside football pitch with the launch of a new YouTube Channel that recorded one million followers within an hour. The YouTube which is...
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