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FIFA Club World Cup 2025: How Africa’s Four Teams Qualified and What Awaits Them in the USA

The FIFA Club World Cup (CWC) 2025 kicks off this Saturday, June 14, and runs until July 13, 2025. The international club football tournament, usually featuring the top seven teams from each continent, will expand to 32 sides this year. Originally announced in 2019 and scheduled to debut in China in 2021, the new format’s […]

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WAFCON 2024: The Unfair Burden on the Super Falcons Ahead of Mission X

Across the continent, there’s hardly any national football team that has attained the level of dominance the Super Falcons have achieved. Nigeria’s senior women’s national team holds a formidable legacy, having won nine of the 11 Women’s Africa Cup of Nations (WAFCON) titles and reaching at least the semi-finals in every edition they’ve contested.   […]

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The New Era of Nigerian Cricket

Cricket has never truly broken into Nigeria’s mainstream sports. From its colonial-era introduction in the late 19th century to the present day, it has remained a fringe sport, far less visible and popular than football, basketball, tennis, or athletics. In truth, this isn’t exclusive to Nigeria.  Across much of the globe, cricket takes a backseat […]

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Isn’t Nigeria’s Stadium Crisis Screaming Enough for Urgency?

Hours after the euphoria of the Super Eagles’ 2-0 victory over Rwanda in the 2026 FIFA World Cup qualifiers faded on Friday, March 21, attention shifted to the match venue — Amahoro National Stadium in Kigali — where Victor Osimhen’s brace secured Nigeria’s first win on Rwandan soil in their fourth attempt.   Osimhen’s brilliance, […]

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Ashleigh Plumptre’s Story of Discovery and Drive for Equal Opportunity in Football

The prestige of Nigeria’s Super Falcons as the most successful women’s African national team of all time owes much to the squad’s rich and diverse player makeup. Over the years, the team has united talent from across Nigeria and beyond, and its current roster maintains the legacy,  featuring marquee players like defender Ashleigh Plumptre, among […]

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