Mr. Femi Otedola’s graciousness to pay a whopping fifty thousand dollars for the medical treatment of national football hero Christian Chukwu...

These are very dreary times for Nigerian sports.  For those of us that have been a part of several generations, the pain is deep.    I was an active participant at the highest level from the mid 1970s when Nigerian sports were on a global ascendancy, when Nigeria started an authentic dominance of Africa in…

Former Super Eagles Coach, Christian Chukwu, in company with his wife Lilian Nkeiruka, has arrived in the United Kingdom...

Ailing former Green Eagles captain, Christian Chukwu may be flown to England next week to continue his treatment.This is as Chairman of Forte Oil, Chief Femi Otedola yesterday made good his promise to ensure that the ailing former Super Eagles coach, Christian Chukwu bounced back to his feet.

Former Super Eagles Chief Coach, Christian Chukwu, yesterday, said Enugu State government has not abandoned him, as the government has continued to pick his hospital bills. Speaking from his ‘Mary room’ sick bed at Nikea Hospital, Enugu, Chukwu said his health has continued to improve by the day, disclosing that initial reports of his abandonment…

Some seven years ago, I was part of a team of researchers from different countries in Africa that attended a workshop on Non-Communicable diseases in Africa.

A new twist was brought into the Christian Chukwu health saga yesterday when the Enugu State government accused those seeking for financial help for former Super Eagles coach of trying to paint the state in a bad light.

The words in the national anthem, ‘The labour of our heroes past shall never be in vain’ have been aptly demonstrated by the response of Nigerians to the plight of former national team captain and coach, Christian Chukwu.

The management of Enugu Rangers Football Club has described as untrue the stories making the rounds that the club and the Enugu State government abandoned its former player and coach, Christian Chukwu....

Former Nigeria Captain, ‘Chairman’ Christian Chukwu is going through one of his worst spells since he quit active football in 1981. The 1980 African Nations Cup winning captain has been bedridden by an undisclosed ailment, which has limited his ability to move by himself. He needs help, up to the tune of $50,000, quickly. Already,…

Last Monday night was another memorable day in the annals of Nigerian football. 11 of the 22 players that represented Nigeria...

Former Super Eagles Coach, Christian Chukwu says that North African teams will continue to dominate their Nigerian counterparts until the country’s club management architecture is changed for effective financing.