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  • WBC Title Fight: Will Peter Be Klitschko's Nightmare?
    Tonight in Berlin, Germany, World Boxing Council (WBC) Heavyweight champion, Samuel Peter, will defend his belt against Vitali Klitschko of Ukraine. Senior Correspondent, Ejiro Femi-Babafemi x-rays the expectations and the views of boxing enthusiasts.
    Daily Independent
     
  • Victory or nothing, Nigerian Nightmare vows
    OUT there in Berlin,  Germany, Nigeria’s  flag would flutter gloriously today as WBC Heavyweight Champion Samuel Okon Peter a.k.a Nigerian Nightmare battles Vitali Klitschko in one of...Vanguard
     
  • A time Enyimba need prayers and not pity
    For the second time in  the life of Enyimba  Football Club of Aba, Chairman of the club, Felix Anyansi-Agwu, looking unruffled after a bad outing at their Aba base, told their fans not to...Vanguard
     
  • Nigeria maintains leadership position in scrable
    Today marks the second day of the  8th Pan African Scrabble Championship holding in Nairobi, Kenya with Nigeria parading the best players in the continent who are not in any hurry to relinquish...Vanguard
     
  • I’ll Return With My Title - Peter Assures Nigerians As Klitschko Challenges For WBC Title
    NIGERIA’S Samuel Peter believes the moral backing of well over 120 million compatriots will see him overcome the ‘spoilt child’ of heavyweight boxing, Vitali Klitschko of Ukraine when they both clash in Berlin, Germany, today. Tribune
     
  • I’m In Top Shape - Peter
    NIGERIA'S Samuel Peter hopes to follow a victory over Vitali Klitschko today with a rematch against Vladimir. Tribune
     
  • Klistchko vs Peter
    Reigning World Boxing Council (WBC) champion, the ‘Nigerian Nightmare’ Samuel Peter, will this evening stake his title against WBC champion emeritus, Ukraine’s Vitali Klistschko, in an epic fight scheduled to last 12 rounds. |The Sun
     
  • Eagles poised to dim Leone Stars
    Nigerians expect the Super Eagles to maintain their 100 per cent record on the road to 2010 Nations/World Cup finals this afternoon when they take on the Leone Stars of Sierra Leone inside the main bowl of the Abuja National Stadium.|
    The Sun
     
  • Adebayor boost for Togo
    Arsenal striker Emmanuel Adebayor has arrived in Accra to play for Togo in their decisive 2010 World Cup and Africa Cup of Nations qualifying clash against Swaziland. BBC
     
  • Appiah wants cautious approach
    Ghana captain Stephen Appiah has called for patience ahead of Saturday's must-win 2010 World Cup and Africa Cup of Nations qualifier against Lesotho. BBC

 
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