Culture

Former Super Eagles stars turned out in force at the Lagos launch of Goldberg Lager Beer’s “Back to Bars” football consumer campaign, reinforcing just how deeply football culture is woven into everyday Nigerian life. Several former Nigeria internationals including Friday Elahor, Victor Agali, Ifeanyi Udeze, Jonathan Akpoborie, Precious Dede and Ebi Onome gathered at the

Nigerian Breweries’ Goldberg lager has launched “Back to Bar,” a consumer campaign that will send ten lucky fans on fully paid trips to watch the Super Eagles play live in either the United Kingdom or Lisbon. Goldberg Lager Beer has unveiled a new campaign that puts the experience of watching the Super Eagles abroad within

Veteran Nollywood actor Gbenga Dina has delivered a blunt verdict on Nigeria’s national football team, saying the Super Eagles of today are a pale shadow of the side that once made the whole country stop in its tracks. Gbenga Dina watched the Super Eagles in their golden years. He remembers the roads going quiet when

Super Eagles midfielder Raphael Onyedika has reported for Club Brugge’s pre‑season training ahead of the 2025–26 campaign, despite growing speculation over a summer move. The 24 year old central pivot joined his teammates earlier this week, positioning himself for the club’s upcoming friendly fixtures and training camps. Onyedika, signed in 2022 from FC Midtjylland for

FC Copenhagen are preparing to offload two Nigerian forwards Paul Mukairu and German Onugkha after both found opportunities limited in the Danish Superliga this season. Mukairu, 25, initially joined on loan in 2022 and has since spent two spells away first at Reading in England’s League One, then at Turkish side Boluspor to seek more