
Olujide Olusola
Founder and Writer at The SportsBay
Sports Reporter and Writer at Daily Trust
Accredited FIFA, CAF Sports journalist | Content creator | Communications Consultant | Multimedia Journalist @daily_trust @thesportsbay | KCOB #Halamadrid
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6 days ago |
dailytrust.com | Olusola Jide |Olujide Olusola
The Nigeria Rugby Federation has received a major boost through a generous donation of rugby kits from UK-based charity, SOS Kit Aid. The equipment, comprising both new and gently-used gear—was officially handed over by the Deputy British High Commissioner, Mrs. Gill Lever OBE, on behalf of the organisation. SOS Kit Aid is dedicated to promoting rugby development worldwide by supplying quality equipment to underserved communities.
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1 week ago |
dailytrust.com | Olusola Jide |Olujide Olusola
Ikorodu City turned on the style in front of their home crowd on Thursday evening, dismantling Katsina United 6-0 in a dazzling display of attacking football at the Mobolaji Johnson Sports Arena — the biggest victory of the current NPFL season. The floodgates opened early, with right-back Waliu Ojetoye making a surging run down the flank in the 13th minute before delivering a low cross that Emmanuel Solomon tucked away with precision to open the scoring.
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1 week ago |
dailytrust.com | Olusola Jide |Olujide Olusola
The President of the African Table Tennis Federation (ITTF Africa), Wahid Enitan Oshodi, has reaffirmed the organization’s commitment to empowering African coaches to compete at the same level as their international counterparts.
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1 week ago |
dailytrust.com | Olusola Jide |Olujide Olusola
The Nigeria Premier Football League (NPFL) has handed down heavy sanctions to Shooting Stars Sports Club (3SC) following violent incidents during their Matchday 32 fixture against Ikorodu City at the Lekan Salami Stadium, Ibadan. In a disciplinary ruling issued, the league slammed 3SC with a N5 million fine and imposed an indefinite home fan ban for the remainder of the season. Shooting Stars were found guilty on three separate counts.
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2 weeks ago |
dailytrust.com | Olusola Jide |Olujide Olusola
Seven-time champions Nigeria have returned to Abuja to intensify preparations for the 24th Africa U20 Cup of Nations, set to kick off later this month in Egypt. The Flying Eagles had spent three weeks in Katsina for a training camp designed to mirror the climate of Cote d’Ivoire—the tournament’s original host—before the sudden withdrawal of the West African nation.
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Since last season, no goalkeeper has made more errors leading to goals in all competitions for Premier League clubs than Manchester United's André Onana. #MUFC #PremierLeague #LYOMUN https://t.co/4k7vIr6EoQ

I totally concur with you. They goofed big time but I just looked at the fact that they owned up and apologised. Maybe this could make them more thorough going forward

13 people are in charge of communications in this administration. The largest comms team in history, we should at least expect efficiency, so no, an apology doesn’t cut it.

Nigerians take a chill pill. An error was made and identified. And the govt has apologised for the error. Doesn't that count for something that the govt acknowledges it's mistake & apologised?

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