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NIGERIAN
SPORTS TODAY
July 17, 2008
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Ego Caused NFA/NFL Crisis - Adamu
Director General of the National Sport Commission, Dr Amos Adamu has
blamed the rift that crippled the nation's football league for the
greater part of the concluded 2008 football season on personality
clash
Daily Independent
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Olympics threats for Ogbuke family
Chinedu Obasi Ogbuke claims threats made against his family could
force him to defy his German club and play for Nigeria at the
forthcoming Olympics in Beijing, China.
Tribune
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Adamu warns critics of Nigerian football
DIRECTOR General of the National Sports Comission (NSC), Dr Amos
Adamu has threatened to drag anyone who raises unnecessary alarm
over the corruption saga currently rocking the league before the
Independent Corrupt Practices and other related offences Commission
(ICPC).
Tribune
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Mikel escapes Scolari's axe
NIGERIAN midfielder, John Obi Mikel has escaped the axe at English
Premeirship side, Chelsea as new manager, Luiz Felipe Scolari is set
to trim his 30-man squad to 25.
Tribune
- Winning medal at the Olympics is my dream,
says Amata
Twice this year, 20-year-old Doreen Amata has
broken the national record in high jump. The Lagos State University
(LASU) undergraduate told OLALEKAN OKUSAN that her dream at next
months Olympic Games in Beijing is to stand on the podium to receive
medal.
The Guardian
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Kanu, Utaka miss Pompey’spre-season friendly
The Super Eagles duo of
Nwankwo Kanu and John Chukwudi Utaka missed Portsmouth’s first
pre-season friendly against League Two newcomers, Exeter FC, at St
James Park.Report on the club’s Web site noted that the Nigerian duo
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The Sun
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Insult! Ngerem fumes
If former Athletics Federation of Nigeria (AFN) boss, Dan
Ngerem has his way, whoever approved Nigeria’s participation in the
forthcoming Beijing Olympic Games should be charged with felony.|
The Sun
- Bristol City clinch Moteab deal
Bristol City have signed Egyptian international striker Emad Moteab
for a club record fee of £1.5m, subject to a work permit.
BBC
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