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African soccer needs proper governance – FIFA

FIFA has spent $70 million on helping to develop soccer in Africa as a legacy from the 2010 World Cup, but proper governance is needed if the sport is to…

Soccer enthusiasts urge rebuilding of nation’s soccer after presidential ban

Football enthusiasts have urged Nigerians not to bemoan the president’s two-year ban on the country's participation in international competitions but use the period to rediscover the nation’s soccer prowess.

NAPEP woos financial institutions on poverty eradication

Dr Magnus Kpakol, the National Coordinator of NAPEP, on Friday solicited the cooperation of the organised private sector in the effort by the Federal Government to eradicate poverty.

Nigerian Lawmakers in free-for-all fight

Shame in the Nigerian house of Representatives as Lawmakers engage in a free-for-all fight.

NDLEA arrests 4 drug suspects in Adamawa

The Adamawa Command of the National Drug Law Enforcement Agency (NDLEA) on Friday announced the arrest of four drug suspects.

12 states set for Olympic Day celebration

No fewer than 12 states will participate in the Olympic Day celebration to be marked nationwide on July 3, the Nigeria Olympic Committee (NOC) has said.

Bankole assures armed forces of legislative intervention

The Speaker, House of Representatives, Dimeji Bankole, has assured Nigerians that the House would enhance budgetary appropriations and intensify legislative intervention for the armed forces.

FEC approves Bill for establishment of Police Trust Fund

The Nigerian Federal Executive Council (FEC) on Wednesday approved a draft Bill for an Act to provide for the establishment of the Nigeria Police Reform Trust Fund.

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