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NIGERIAN SPORTS TODAY
October 03, 2008

• Official Beijing 2008 Olympic Games Website
  
  Medals table
  Schedule
  Olympics blog
   
• Confederation Of African Football

 

• FIFA
   

• FIFA Globalcom Premier League
   

• EYINBA Globalcom Premier League
   

• BasketballTV

 
 

• Nigeria turning back hand of the clock
  Nigeria turned 48 Wednesday. Ours has been an interesting story. Interesting in relative terms, anyway.The reviews in most of our dailies have painted a picture of gloom and doom in a country that...Vanguard
   
• WBC title: Peter wins verbal war
  WITH eight days to go to the  World Heavyweight WBC title fight between Nigeria’s Samuel Peter and Ukraine’s Vitali Klitschko, the Nigerian Nightmare has dismissed fears about...Vanguard
   
• Base appointments on merit
  One time Super Eagles midfield maestro, Mutiu Adepoju, has enjoined the Nigeria Football Federation (NFF) to base coaches’ appointments on merit. Adepoju, who was appointed as the General Manager and Technical Director of the Ibadan-based Shooting Stars Sports Club (3SC) | The Sun
   
• DECISION DAY!
  When the going gets tough, only the tough gets going, as Enyimba Football Club of Aba gird their loins to cross the biggest hurdle in the CAF Champions League against Al Ahly of Egypt| The Sun
   
• AWC Title Not Nigeria's Birthright - Mabo
  Former Super Falcons Coach, Ismaila Mabo, has warned against poor preparation ahead of the African Women's Championship billed for next month in Equatorial Guinea. Daily Independent
   
• Peter vs Klitschko: It’s going to be tough - Peter’s manager
  AS the world awaits the October 11 heavywieght title fight between Nigeria's Samuel Peter and Ukrainian Viladimir Klitschko, the Nigerian Nightmare's manager, Ivaylo Gotzev, has predicted a tough contest between the duo. Tribune
   
• Sacked Falcons coach denies sexual harassment allegation
  Super Falcons assistant coach at the last Olympic Games, Rollanson Odey says he is innocent of charges mentioned against him in a section of the press last week. Tribune