Court remands trader for assaulting Task Force officials

A Federal High Court in Lagos on Thursday ordered the prison remand of a trader, Biodun Ilesanmi, who allegedly assaulted Federal Task Force officials, who were on operation at the Mile 12 Market in Lagos.

Gambling becomes addiction number one for football

Gambling has overtaken the demon drink as the main risk for cash-rich footballers, according to former England captain Tony Adams who battled alcoholism before becoming a saviour for players fighting addiction.

Our sports need total overhaul – Akin Amao

One of Nigeria’s foremost sports medicine practitioners, Dr. Akin Amao has called for a total overhaul of Nigerian sports industry, if the country were to rediscover its sports process.

All Africa Games: Journalists, guests groan over chaotic Games

It is a week into the All Africa Games, yet the  organizers COJA and the franchise owner of the event, the Association of Africa National Olympic Committee just can’t get it right.

We’ll come stronger against Egypt – Musa

Super Eagles stand-in captain Ahmed Musa has said Nigeria should expect a much improved performance from the team in their next 2017 AFCON qualifier against Egypt in March.

Facebook ranks Nigeria, Kenya top as active mobile users in Africa

Facebook has ranked Nigerian and Kenya top among the countries in Africa as the number one frontier-market for the medium in terms of mobiles to like, share and upload content on the social nnetwork.

UNILAG shut down as students protest electrocution

Academic and social activities in University of Lagos, UNILAG, Akoka, were Wednesday, suspended as scores of students from the higher institution trooped to the streets to protest the death of one of their own.