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- Aug 29, 2026
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Dikko, please talk to Nigerians (opens the original)
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How time flies. Once upon a time, this man functioned as the spokesman of one of the dazzling Super Eagles players of yore in Kaduna State., His neat cuts, the amazing but simple designs of the traditional attires worn on sporting assembly days coupled with matching pairs of slippers and shoes when he chose to wear any stood him out in the crowd. He had this unique style of flipping open his computer for information to buttress his arguments. He was humble from the few interactions I had with hi
Good night, Chinedu Ozor (opens the original)
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May God not place us under any human condition that requires any form of emergency. It could lead to death due to the absence of facilities to attend to us or the refusal of the health facility to save your life first before asking for money for registration and other stuff from the distressed person. When Chinedu Ozor woke up on Tuesday morning, it didn’t cross his mind that he would spend that night in the morgue – stone dead. Gone forever without the usual good bye, as mourners say. Ozor’s th
Jumping off a cliff (opens the original)
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It is now obvious that jokers run our sports to cause us pain. Otherwise, what was the Super Falcons coach trying to do when he opted to bench Asisat Oshoala in the first Group C game against Malawi? Did he not know that he was taking a huge, risky chance or making a major choice without knowing what will happen next? Is it not clear to the coach that his decision to play some of the girls in wrong positions was akin to moments of big change where he cannot turn back to begin Nigeria’s quest to
Like Super Falcons, like Super Eagles (opens the original)
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It is finished. The soccer brand that cleaned the tears off the faces of lovers of the beautiful game is slowly going the way of the Super Eagles – merchant of heartaches. It is now obvious that the women who restored pride among Nigerians are slowly moving towards their fading days. Perhaps due to poor coaching arising from the rot in the game here. It is quite painful to note that the Super Falcons are gradually losing the fear factor that haunted women soccer teams, especially in Africa, when
Messi's Argentine dance (opens the original)
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In Europe, the game of soccer is beautiful to watch. You can spend hours watching games live at home or at the Stadium, depending where excites you the most. You can equally be thrilled by watching recaps of major matches at home or on any gadget of your choice, yet you will derive almost the same excitement as if you are watching a live game, for those with blood pressure cases. For the soccer game, the end of the season throws up certain puzzles surrounding who the best players, coaches, etc a
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