By: Kelvin Omachonu Albeit arguable, being a part of the Katanga clan is one rear privilege some students of the prestigious University of Ibadan aren’t privy to. However, most recently, the Great Katanga Republic has lost some of its glamour as regards both sporting activities and facilities, as the last […]
By: Akin Emmanuel Some weeks back, news emerged that the English club, Newcastle has been bought by a three party association, comprising the PIF (Public Investment Fund), PCP Capital Partners and RB Sports and Media. The PIF unilaterally owns a significant 80% share of the club, while the other two […]
By: Kelvin Omachonu The Katanga Elite Football League 2021 kicked off on the 12th of October, and it came with a show of magnificence and a colourful show of display as accustomed to the competition in recent years. The show of eye-catching dribbles, tackles, jaw-dropping goals and banters were in […]
By: Echoda Daniel The journey towards becoming a successful sportsman or athlete is not always an easy one. Apart from your skills and potential, you will also need resilience to be able to endure and push through thick and thin in the mileage until you retire. Right from the […]
By: Emmanuel Ilesanmi At the release of the calendar for the recently concluded inter-faculty competition, one thing that struck many University of Ibadan students was that calendar stated Lead City University as the venue for the swimming competition. The question that would most likely have come to your mind […]
By: Akinloye Nafiu The Indy Hall Inter-floor Football Competition, organised by the Katanga Elite Football Association (KEFA) is slated to begin in the second week of this month, with the Sports Commissioner, Goodluck Momodu, rolling out the fixtures on Saturday, 2nd October, 2021. The competition has been pegged to […]
By: Echoda Daniel One of the factors that affect the outcome of football matches is the venue. In local competitions most especially, teams who play away hardly ever win. The home teams tend to have an upper hand in such a game. Even in street football, we consider it insulting […]
By: Akinloye Nafiu In 1969, when Neil Armstrong stepped on the moon, it became a watershed in what could become another event of colonisation, however differently, it would occur in an extraterrestrial field where it would be needless for forceful indoctrination or servility. It was totally a groundbreaking event in […]
By: Akinloye Nafiu To start with, this piece is not one that intends to delve into one of the most protracted subjects of our time; the interplay between football and politics, because indeed, they are both inseparable orders that would not go unnoticed, no matter hard they try. Maybe some […]
By: Omachonu Kelvin The Old Trafford hasn’t felt the presence of the Premier League trophy since the 2012/13 season when club legend, Sir Alex Ferguson, reclaimed the trophy from Manchester City. As much as the triumph echoed the dominance of the Red Devils in England, it also signalled the end […]
