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Super Eagles and Fulham midfielder Alex Iwobi has revealed his passion for music and mental health advocacy, emphasising his desire to inspire young people beyond the football pitch. Under the pseudonym “17”, Iwobi dropped his debut single “Don’t Shoot” in June 2024 a reflection of his East London upbringing and a plea for youth to […]

Super Eagles goalkeeper Maduka Okoye has been named Enugu State Sports Ambassador by Governor Peter Mbah, recognising his rising stature in both national and international football. Okoye, who currently guards the net for Udinese in Serie A and stands at an imposing 1.98 m, has earned 16 caps for Nigeria and built a reputation for commanding performances. During

Nwankwo Kanu captained Ajax to the Intercontinental Cup and FIFA Club World Cup triumph in 1995 – a career highlight alongside his Champions League success. Finidi George, Kanu’s teammate, also lifted the Club World Cup with Ajax in 1995, showcasing Nigeria’s impact on that iconic European team. Daniel Amokachi was part of the Ajax squad

Across Africa, national team captains are reshaping what it means to lead. Their influence extends beyond the pitch, blending tactical acumen with emotional intelligence, resilience, and social impact. These leaders are not just symbols they are catalysts for change, both in sport and society. Siya Kolisi: Leadership Beyond Rugby Siya Kolisi, South Africa’s first Black

Former Falconets striker Joy Omewa has earned the prestigious Player of the Year award in the Danish Women’s League for the 2024–2025 season, capping off an extraordinary campaign with Fortuna Hjørring. Omewa found the back of the net 25 times and delivered six assists, playing a pivotal role in her club’s strong league performance. Her

Fulham’s commanding centre-back, Calvin Bassey, has been voted the club’s Player of the Season following an outstanding debut in the Premier League. Signed from Ajax in July 2023, the 25 year old Nigeria international quickly became a defensive mainstay, featuring in 35 top-flight matches this term and playing a key role in securing Fulham’s mid-table stability.

Porto have named Nigeria international left-back Zaidu Sanusi in their 28-man squad for the 2025 FIFA Club World Cup in the United States. The draw has placed Porto in Group A alongside Inter Miami (featuring Lionel Messi), Palmeiras and Al Ahly. Zaidu, now 27, has been a fixture for Porto since 2020, helping the club

Calvin Bassey has emerged as one of the Premier League’s most trusted players for the 2024–25 season, making 28 league appearances for Fulham a tally matched or exceeded by only a select few Nigerians. According to Opta, just five other players have clocked more Premier League minutes among their compatriots. Opta’s data reveals that Bassey

Super Falcons forward Esther Okoronkwo has been named AFC Toronto’s Player of the Month for May after a string of standout performances in the Northern Super League. The Nigerian international scored three goals in four appearances, helping her team to key victories during the month. Okoronkwo netted a brace in a 3-1 win against Calgary

Tolu Arokodare has officially emerged as the top scorer in the Belgian Jupiler Pro League, netting a combined 21 goals across the regular season and Championship Playoffs for Genk. The 24 year old striker’s consistent performances have earned him the prestigious title of Belgium’s Goal King for the 2024/2025 campaign. Arokodare joins an elite group