The 2023 Women’s FIFA World Cup is set to captivate football fans worldwide, and Africa will be well-represented by four nations eager to showcase their talent and compete against the world’s best. Nigeria, Morocco, South Africa, and Zambia have emerged as the continent’s representatives in this prestigious tournament. BOUNCE takes a closer look at these […]
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The Naija Super 8 tournament, which took place from July 7th to July 16th, 2023, captivated football enthusiasts across Nigeria with its unique fusion of music and the beautiful game. While the tournament showcased thrilling matches and memorable moments on the field, this article sheds light on the financial rewards that awaited the participating teams […]
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The highly anticipated inaugural Naija Super 8 tournament came to an exhilarating conclusion on Sunday as Sporting Lagos emerged as the champions following a thrilling penalty shootout victory over Remo Stars. The tournament showcased some memorable moments and noteworthy observations that captured the attention of football enthusiasts across Nigeria. In this article, we delve into […]
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In an impressive start to the AFROCHAN tournament, Nigeria’s home-based D’Tigers triumph over Mali with a hard-fought 62-56 victory. Overcoming travel challenges, the team showcases their skill and determination, setting the stage for a successful campaign in this highly anticipated basketball competition. The encounter showcased the exceptional talent and competitive spirit of both teams as they battled for […]
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FC Barcelona and Nigeria star, Asisat Oshoala has been nominated for the prestigious Socrates Award. Introduced by France Football last year, this accolade recognizes players for their exceptional charitable work beyond the realm of football. Oshoala’s nomination comes as a result of her efforts and contributions to philanthropy and community development. Manchester United star […]
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The lackadaisical attitude of Nigerians on maintenance culture has negatively affected infrastructural development which is critical and essential to a Nation’s development. It has become a lacuna in every sector of the country as a whole. In Nigeria, maintenance challenges can be observed in different areas. For instance, infrastructure maintenance plays a significant role […]
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Nigerian basketball fans have reason to celebrate as Chimezie Metu, the talented forward for the Phoenix Suns in the NBA, has confirmed his commitment to play for Nigeria in the upcoming FIBA Olympic Pre-Qualifying Tournament to be held in Lagos. The announcement was made through the social media account of the D’tigers, where he […]
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Sporting Lagos will play in the Nigeria Premier League for the first time after beating Abeokuta Stormers 2-0 in today’s Nigeria National League Supersix playoff match at Stephen Keshi stadium, earning promotion to Nigeria’s top flight for the first time. SLFC completed the fairytale journey to the Premier League after securing promotion within two […]
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It was a record-breaking season for Victor Osimhen, having led The Parthenopeans to their first domestic title since 1990 and finishing the season as the highest goalscorer in the league. Osimhen was named Serie A’s Attacker of the Year for his incredible performances, becoming the first Nigerian in history to be awarded the honor. Osimhen’s […]
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University football in Nigeria can be traced back to the mid-20th century when universities began forming football teams to participate in intercollegiate competitions. The University of Ibadan, established in 1948, is often credited as being one of the first Nigerian universities to organize football matches among its students. In 1966, the Nigerian University Sports […]
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Nigeria has a rich sports culture and has made significant contributions to the world of sports. Football or soccer, as some call it, is the most popular sport in Nigeria. The country has a passionate fan base and has produced many talented footballers who have achieved success both domestically and internationally. The male and […]
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Basketball has a long and interesting history in Nigeria. The sport was introduced to the country in the 1950s by American missionaries and has since grown in popularity, with Nigeria becoming a major basketball-playing nation in Africa. In the 1960s and 1970s, basketball began to gain traction in Nigeria, with schools and universities across […]
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