The Nigeria Football Federation has scheduled an Extraordinary Congress for February 14 in Yenagoa to tackle urgent administrative and developmental issues ahead of the September Elective Congress.
Leks Sports NG partners with Landmark Africa Group to develop Escola Park, a $50 million sports, lifestyle, and education city on 22 acres in Ogun State, aiming to boost Nigeria's sports infrastructure.
Ebi Egbe of Monimichelle Sports advises governments to avoid contractors using painted concrete in stadiums, highlighting safety and durability risks.
Delta State Sports Commission Chairman Onoriode Oborevwori expresses shock over vandalism at Ughelli Stadium, a 2006 Africa Women Championships venue, while inspecting ongoing Warri City Stadium remodeling.
Ex-UEFA chief Michel Platini slams FIFA president Gianni Infantino's leadership as autocratic, claiming he prioritises the wealthy. Read the full explosive interview details.
Ex-UEFA chief Michel Platini accuses FIFA President Gianni Infantino of autocratic leadership and favouring the rich. He claims FIFA is less democratic now than under Sepp Blatter. Read the full explosive interview.
One year after its reinstatement, the National Sports Commission faces scrutiny. Has it delivered on promises to fix Nigeria's sports woes? Read the full analysis.
NSC Chairman Shehu Dikko explains delayed Super Eagles AFCON payments, citing Federal Ministry of Finance restructuring. All bonuses are secured within budget.
Ondo State athletes and coaches protest Evelyn Lebi's appointment as Sports Council GM, demanding a 'competent technocrat'. Government defends the choice.
The National Sports Commission clarifies the delayed AFCON intervention fund for the Super Eagles, attributing it to structural changes in the Ministry of Finance. Read the full details.
NIS Director General Phillip Shaibu alleges deliberate exclusion from national sports funding, calls for probe of past ministers. He warns Nigeria's sports fortunes will remain unstable without a functional NIS.
As Morocco reaps $1.2bn from AFCON 2025 and eyes the 2030 World Cup, Nigerian leaders are urged to learn from its vision-driven sports strategy. Can Nigeria move from political obsession to development through sports?
As Morocco reaps $1.2bn from AFCON 2025 with world-class infrastructure, Nigerian leaders are urged to learn from this vision-driven model for sports, development, and soft power. Can Nigeria look up?
Ebi Egbe of Monichelle lauds Governor Douye Diri's infrastructure drive as Bayelsa wins the right to host the 2028 National Sports Festival. Read the full story.
Rofiat Abdulazeez and Gabriel Olufunmilayo clinched PSA titles at the SIAO Closed Squash Tournament in Lagos. Over 80 players from 13+ clubs competed in the two-week event.
Dayo Folarin emerged victorious at the 11th Alake Golf Tournament in Abeokuta, defeating over 130 players. Discover all the winners and highlights from the prestigious event.
The 2025 Lakowe Lakes Golf Championship kicks off today, featuring over 120 players competing for honours in a 36-hole event. The tournament celebrates skill and improvement across Ladies, Gentlemen, and Veterans categories. Read more.
Experts warn Nigeria's obsession with hosting international sports events is failing its athletes. A strategic shift to grassroots development, policy enforcement, and private sector trust is urgently needed to revive the nation's sporting glory.
Prudential Sports Limited spent over ₦65 million on awards, healthcare, and equipment for Gombe athletes. Chess prodigy Mercy Iliya won Best Athlete and a trip to Zimbabwe. Read the full story.
The National Sports Commission begins formal steps to create Nigeria's first official flag football governing body, aiming for inclusive governance and international representation. Read the full details.
Amusa Kelani clinched the 2025 Ikeja Golf Club Championship title, dedicating his victory to his caddie. Read about his winning score, prizes, and the tournament's new three-day format.
National Council on Sports approves sweeping reforms including heavy fines, suspensions for age cheating, new National Intermediate Games, and compulsory insurance for athletes.
Sports stakeholder Arabinrin Aderonke Atoyebi advocates for technocratic leadership in Nigeria's sports sector to address infrastructure gaps and women's sports neglect.
Nigeria Olympic Committee hails Sunshine Schools, Ibadan, for hosting a successful 3-day Sports Administration Course, empowering over 20 coaches and sports managers with IOC-certified training.
Wahid Oshodi's re-election as ITTF Executive Vice President celebrated by Governor Sanwo-Olu, Senator Abiru, and sports stakeholders. Recognition of his global sports leadership.
Sterling Bank and Club Cricket Committee announce one-year partnership to elevate cricket in Nigeria through grassroots development, tournaments, and ecosystem strengthening. Join the movement!
Golfers and TotalEnergies raised N8m for Child Lifeline and Nigerwives Braille Centre at the 29th charity tournament. The event highlights sports' power to drive social change in Nigeria.
Organizers announce ambitious plans to transform the Elizabeth Wuraola Ojo Toyota Golf Tournament into a continental event with new five-star hotel facilities at Smokin Hills Golf Resort.
Nigeria's top golfers battle for a record N34.5 million prize at the 64th FirstBank Lagos Open. The event tees off Monday at Ikoyi Club 1938. Don't miss the action!
Excitement peaks as the Elizabeth Wuraola Ojo Toyota Golf Tournament returns to Smokin Hills Golf Resort, Ilara Mokin, attracting top Nigerian pros. Discover their reactions!