Odegbami Calls on West Africa to Bid for World Cup Hosting Right
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Nigerian football legend, Dr Segun Odegbami has called on West African sub-region to bid for the hosting right of the World Cup in a bid to unleash the region’s several potentials and fortunes in the tournament. Odegbami delivered the 15th distinguished public lecture series of the Federal University Lokoja, Kogi State on Wednesday with the title: “Sports has the power to change the world. How true?” According to the former International, all the countries that have hosted the World Cup and other international sporting events experienced enormous impact that developed their economy and growth. He elaborated that the moment has come when nations around West Africa should host the first world cup to be held on African soil. Going further, the Mathematical Odegbami as he was fondly called during his playing days proposed “using sports to catalyse, facilitate, accelerate and enforce the biggest and fastest infrastructural development programme for the West African sub-region, by West Africa bidding to host the First World Cup to be staged in the African continent.” Odegbami, who was a member of the 1980 African Nation’s cup winning squad for Nigeria, called on the Federal University Lokoja and other universities in the country to accord sports the topmost priority so as to discover talents that would advance the cause of the institution in sports. Earlier in his speech, the institution’s Vice Chancellor, Professor Olayemi Akinwumi said that as academics, they value the game-changing possibilities of sports beyond the playing field, as it inspire, instill discipline, and build leadership values that are critical for personal and national development. Related Posts Premier League January Transfer Window Opens: Clubs Begin Squad Overhauls The Premier League January transfer window officially opened on Wednesday, allowing clubs to strengthen their squads for the remainder of Read more NFF President Gusau Vows to Prioritize National Teams’ Success in 2025 President of the Nigeria Football Federation (NFF), Alhaji Ibrahim Musa Gusau MON, has assured Nigerians of the Federation’s commitment to Read more Super Eagles Goalkeeper Stanley Nwabali Mourns the Loss of His Mother Stanley Nwabali, the goalkeeper for Chippa United and the Super Eagles, has shared the devastating news of his mother’s passing. Read more Former Manchester United Goalkeeper Jack Butland Rushed to Hospital with Serious Injury, Ruled Out of Old Firm Derby Jack Butland, the former Manchester United goalkeeper now playing for Rangers, was rushed to the hospital on Tuesday due to Read more Olawale Moses OyewoleOlawale Moses Oyewole is an adept writer who stays on top of current events and curate informative and engaging articles for his readers. He is a digital strategist who help brands gain online visibility.
2026 World Cup: Don’t Count Super Eagles Out, Unuanel Advises South Africa, Benin, Others
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Former Enyimba of Aba gaffer Samson David Unuanel is confident that the Super Eagles of Nigeria can reverse their 2026 World Cup qualifying campaign after a disappointing draw with Zimbabwe 1-1 on Tuesday at Uyo. Reports from leadership.ng stated that Victor Osimhen had given the Nigerians the much-desired lead before Tawanda Chirewa leveled for the visitors with minutes of play left. After six of the 10-match group stage Nigeria slipped to fourth spot seven points behind South Africa, the leaders, who won 2-0 in Benin thanks to goals from Burnley striker Lyle Foster and Jayden Adams. However, Unuanel reminded fans that the Super Eagles have survived against all odds before, most famously qualifying for the 2010 World Cup from what seemed like a hopeless position. “I am not losing hope yet on the Super ‘Eagles because we have been in this position in the past and still qualify for the tournament,” Unuanel told complete sports.com. “Yes, many Nigerians will find it difficult to believe but nothing has been won until after the final games are played. Writing off ‘Eagles now won’t be ideal because there is still a chance for them to qualify for the 2026 World Cup. ” For all who cares to hear, the 1-1 draw against Zimbabwe should not be seen as anything, all I know is that Nigeria will qualify.” Related Posts Premier League January Transfer Window Opens: Clubs Begin Squad Overhauls The Premier League January transfer window officially opened on Wednesday, allowing clubs to strengthen their squads for the remainder of Read more NFF President Gusau Vows to Prioritize National Teams’ Success in 2025 President of the Nigeria Football Federation (NFF), Alhaji Ibrahim Musa Gusau MON, has assured Nigerians of the Federation’s commitment to Read more Super Eagles Goalkeeper Stanley Nwabali Mourns the Loss of His Mother Stanley Nwabali, the goalkeeper for Chippa United and the Super Eagles, has shared the devastating news of his mother’s passing. Read more Former Manchester United Goalkeeper Jack Butland Rushed to Hospital with Serious Injury, Ruled Out of Old Firm Derby Jack Butland, the former Manchester United goalkeeper now playing for Rangers, was rushed to the hospital on Tuesday due to Read more Olawale Moses OyewoleOlawale Moses Oyewole is an adept writer who stays on top of current events and curate informative and engaging articles for his readers. He is a digital strategist who help brands gain online visibility.
Super Eagles Coach, Eric Chelle to Reveal Final 23-Man Squad Prior to Nigeria’s Crucial 2026 World Cup Qualifying Games
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Super Eagles coach, Eric Chelle will this week announce his final 23-man squad ahead of Nigeria’s crucial 2026 World Cup qualifying games with Rwanda and Zimbabwe later this month. The coach, who released an expanded provisional list of 39 players last week, will name the final 23-man squad before his first games in charge of the three-time African champions. Among the key players on the provisional list is veteran captain Ahmed Musa who was recalled after almost a year out. The team will be back in camp on Sunday ahead of the meetings after announcing the final list later in the week following the conclusion of Champions League last-16 matches this Wednesday. The Super Eagles are third bottom of Group C with three points after securing three draws against Zimbabwe, Lesotho, and South Africa before unexpectedly losing to Benin Republic. The subsequent fixtures against Rwanda in Kigali on March 21 and Zimbabwe at the Godswill Akpabio Stadium in Uyo on March 25 are matches Nigeria needs to win in a bid to move Nigeria’s chances of qualifying for the tournament co-hosted by the United States, Mexico, and Canada forward. Related Posts Premier League January Transfer Window Opens: Clubs Begin Squad Overhauls The Premier League January transfer window officially opened on Wednesday, allowing clubs to strengthen their squads for the remainder of Read more NFF President Gusau Vows to Prioritize National Teams’ Success in 2025 President of the Nigeria Football Federation (NFF), Alhaji Ibrahim Musa Gusau MON, has assured Nigerians of the Federation’s commitment to Read more Super Eagles Goalkeeper Stanley Nwabali Mourns the Loss of His Mother Stanley Nwabali, the goalkeeper for Chippa United and the Super Eagles, has shared the devastating news of his mother’s passing. Read more Former Manchester United Goalkeeper Jack Butland Rushed to Hospital with Serious Injury, Ruled Out of Old Firm Derby Jack Butland, the former Manchester United goalkeeper now playing for Rangers, was rushed to the hospital on Tuesday due to Read more Olawale Moses OyewoleOlawale Moses Oyewole is an adept writer who stays on top of current events and curate informative and engaging articles for his readers. He is a digital strategist who help brands gain online visibility.