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Nigerian Olympic legend Enefiok Udo-Obong has received high praise from Dunamis Icon following his recognition as the 2025 Confederation of African Athletics (CAA) Technical Official of the Year. Udo-Obong, famed for anchoring Nigeria’s 4x400m relay team to Olympic gold at the Sydney

Super Falcons shot-stopper Chiamaka Nnadozie has been named among the final ten contenders for the 2025 IFFHS Women’s World Best Goalkeeper Award, placing her shoulder to shoulder with some of the biggest names in global women’s football. Currently guarding the posts for

Agege Stadium roared back to life as the Lagos Boxing Hall of Fame Championships made a thrilling return, drawing fans, fighters, and longtime supporters of grassroots boxing into an atmosphere charged with energy and pride. The one-day spectacle delivered ten explosive bouts,

The usually calm Northern Foreshore Estate in Lekki, Lagos, was filled with energy and excitement as residents, guests, and fitness lovers gathered for the first-ever Wakathon 2025 — a 10-kilometre community walk designed to promote wellness, friendship, and an active lifestyle. Organised

In a surprising turn of events at Stamford Bridge on October 25, 2025, Chelsea faced a disappointing 2-1 defeat against Sunderland, leaving the home crowd in disbelief. The Black Cats, buoyed by their passionate supporters, celebrated a remarkable victory that sent shockwaves

Liverpool’s woes deepened as they succumbed to a 3-2 defeat against Brentford at the Gtech Community Stadium on October 25, 2025. This loss marked the Reds’ fourth consecutive defeat in the Premier League, raising significant concerns about their form and defensive vulnerabilities.

FirstBank Group has once again underscored its strong dedication to advancing sports in Nigeria, describing athletics as a key driver of national cohesion, youth engagement, and social growth. The Group’s Chief Executive Officer, Olusegun Alebiosu, reaffirmed this stance during the closing ceremony

The Super Falcons have kicked off their training sessions in Lomé, Togo, as they prepare for the first leg of their 2026 Women’s Africa Cup of Nations (WAFCON) qualifying clash against Benin Republic. According to team updates on Monday evening, the opening

Nigeria’s para powerlifters have earned national praise following their spectacular outing at the 2025 World Para Powerlifting Championships in Cairo, Egypt, where they cemented their place among the global elite. The Nigerian contingent finished second overall on the medals table, collecting a