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Tinubu mourns ex NFA president Ibrahim Galadima hails his legacy

President Bola Tinubu has expressed deep sorrow over the death of former Nigeria Football Association president and veteran sports administrator Alhaji Ibrahim Galadima describing his passing as a major loss to Nigerian sports.​ Galadima a prominent figure in football administration and community leadership died on Saturday at the age of 78.​ In a statement issued on Sunday by his Special Adviser on Information and Strategy Bayo Onanuga the president paid tribute to the Kano born administrator and noted that his contributions to the growth of football in Nigeria remain significant. Tinubu described him as a committed sports promoter whose influence covered both grassroots and elite levels and said his legacy will continue to inspire future generations.​ The president said Galadima’s efforts in football development will be remembered for a long time and added that Nigeria has lost a dedicated servant […]

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Oduduru Urges Athletes to Unite Against Injustice in Nigerian Athletics

Nigeria’s 200m record holder, Divine Oduduru , has called on Nigerian athletes to unite and fight against the systemic issues plaguing the country’s athletics administration. His plea comes amid sprinter Favour Ofili’s alleged threat to boycott the upcoming World Athletics Relays in Guangzhou, China, over unresolved grievances. Oduduru took to his Facebook page on Thursday to emphasize the need for athletes to stand together against what he described as clear injustice rather than turning against one another. “Until the day Nigeria athletes will wake up and stand up for the right thing, nothing will change. You all should keep on fighting yourself as athletes, forgetting the real problem. Coaches are busy condemning one athlete for another athlete,” Oduduru, the second-fastest Nigerian man in history, stated. Ofili’s Grievances Spark Controversy The controversy stems from the erroneous omission of Favour Ofili’s name […]

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Nathaniel Johnson eyes GOC Board role to champion transparency and federation empowerment

Nathaniel Johnson, President of the Ghana Karate-Do Federation, is contesting for one of three co-opted member slots on the new GOC Board, bringing with him a strong track record of hands-on leadership and a passion for institutional accountability. In an exclusive interview, Mr. Johnson made it clear that his ambition is not driven by prestige, but by a desire to inject a new level of responsibility and vision into the GOC. “Looking at the impact I made in karate, I think that if even 50% of that is brought to the GOC, we will go far,” he stated. “Currently, they don't have money to push themselves. Even sourcing sponsorships is a struggle. We need stronger hands.”Mr. Johnson, who took over leadership of the Ghana Karate-Do Federation in February 2023, lamented the limited support and engagement federations receive from the GOC. […]

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