Edo State FA has revealed that it would hold a memorial lecture in honour of the late Super Eagles coach, Shuaibu Amodu on Friday.

Another challenge is being able to break even because you have to pay for full DSTV subscription monthly, electricity bill, fuel for generator, allowances for the staff and others.

After winning last year’s presidential election, the coming of President Muhammadu Buhari on the mantra of change, following his assuming office on May 29 was pregnant with expectations ...

Great Nigerian football icon Stephen Keshi began his journey to eternity two days ago. Over the last 35 years he had tremendous influence on the game of football in Nigeria and Africa.

Former Nigeria skipper and coach Stephen Keshi has been laid to rest in his village of Ilah, southern Nigeria, Friday afternoon, but without the fanfare promised by the country's government.

All is now set for the 40th Day Fidau prayer for the late former Super Eagles Coach, Amodu Shaibu, which will be preceded by a novelty match for the late coach and his former colleague, the late Stephen Keshi.

As the debate on whether or not to rename the National Stadium, Lagos, after the late Super Eagles Coach, Stephen Keshi, rages, what appears a national embarrassment ...

The passing of former national football team captain and coach, Stephen Keshi, at age 54, was indeed a big blow to the game in Nigeria. However, the family and the country should be consoled by his legacy

Saturday, June 25 will hold a different meaning for football fans, who usually throng National Stadium, Lagos, to be part of the O’jez Soccer Fans Nite Out at the celebrity restaurant.

The Municipal Stadium, Lome, wore a sombre look on Sunday when football lovers in Togo trooped out to the venue to remember one of the greatest coaches in the West African country’s football, Stephen Keshi.

2016 must go down in the history of Nigerian football as a year of calamity, a year of unprecedented loss of some of the country’s greatest football heroes.

Two days to his death, Shaibu Amodu was in Benin. He came to submit a letter purportedly written to the Secretary to Edo State Government in respect of the salaries owed him and other coaches in his team.