Nigeria's female representative in the golf event of the Argentina 2018 Youth Olympic Games, Georgia Oboh ended her campaign at the global fiesta tied on 22nd position with South Africa, China, Denmark, and Germany, who are among the top 26 nations in the sport. 32 countries participated in the event. Nigeria presented two players, Oboh…

Nigeria's Georgia Oboh and Jordan Thompson are set to begin their campaign in the golf event of the Argentina 2018 Youth Olympic Games, which begins tomorrow in Buenos Aires. Oboh and Thompson were among the first set of players to arrive in Argentina, as they wanted to acclimatise with the weather and also acquaint themselves…

The 17 athletes chosen to represent Team Nigeria in seven sports at the forthcoming Youth Olympic Games in Argentina departed for Buenos Aires yesterday hopeful of winning medals to enhance their chances of graduating into the main Olympics in 2020. Team Nigeria will feature in athletics, badminton, boxing, canoeing, golf, table tennis and wrestling at…

Nigeria has signed a Code of Conduct, aimed at joining efforts by the global community to actively engage in the fight against terror in all its forms. Nigeria’s delegation to the meeting on the margins of the 73rd Session of the UN General Assembly at the UN Headquarters in New York, was led by the…

International Monetary Fund officials are "making important progress" on a new crisis loan deal for troubled Argentina, which continues to see its currency decline, the fund said Monday.

Police accompanied by sniffer dogs searched the homes of Argentina's former president Cristina Kirchner on Thursday as the investigation intensified into the so-called "notebooks" corruption scandal that has rocked the country.

Argentina have named current under-17 coach Lionel Scaloni as interim boss for upcoming friendlies against Guatemala and Colombia.

The same site that saw the rise of the Olympic Games in the modern era in 1896 was the epicentre for the ritual led by an actress playing the role of a high priestess.

Former Argentina forward, Carlos Tevez, has urged Lionel Messi not to retire from international football, but advises that the country should do more to support their star player in the future.

Hot on the heels of Diego Maradona, another Argentine World Cup winner has thrown his hat into the ring to become the next national team coach.

Argentine legend Diego Maradona is a controversial idol, worshipped as a god for his World Cup-winning exploits but whose life of excess has left a tormented public back home torn between veneration and derision.

Argentina and Lionel Messi need to find form fast if they are to go any further in the World Cup on Saturday when they meet a France team who have yet to live up to their billing.