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By Chimaobi J N.  Former Nigerian international has expressed deep sorrow over the death of his former Super Eagles teammate, , describing the loss as painful and deeply personal. In a heartfelt tribute shared on Tuesday, Sodje recalled his close relationship with Eneramo, revealing that both men had spoken just days before his passing and were making plans to meet in Abuja. He described the late striker as not just a colleague, but a friend and former roommate during their time in the national team camp. “My heart bleeds in total pain just to think that we will never meet again on this part of the world,” Sodje said. Sodje also reflected on memorable moments they shared, particularly highlighting a special experience in Tunis, Tunisia, where he witnessed firsthand the admiration and respect Eneramo enjoyed from football fans. “I can't forget our very special day in Tunis, where I saw first hand the prestige and love that you enjoy in that country,” he added. The former defe...

  By Chimaobi J N  Former Nigerian international striker has died after collapsing during a football session in . Reports indicate that the 40-year-old ex-Super Eagles forward slumped while playing a routine match and was rushed for medical attention but was pronounced dead shortly after. Eyewitness accounts suggest Eneramo had completed the first half of the game and returned for the second half before suddenly collapsing just minutes later, sparking panic among teammates and spectators. Eneramo, who retired from professional football in 2018, had continued to stay active in the sport, frequently participating in local training sessions and recreational matches in Kaduna, his hometown. Born in Kaduna in November 1985, Eneramo enjoyed a successful club career across Africa, Europe, and the Middle East. He rose to prominence at before moving on to Turkish sides including , , and . On the international stage, Eneramo earned caps for and is best remembered for scoring a ...

B By Chimaobi J N  With 350 matches played and not a single outstanding fixture, the season has unfolded with remarkable completeness—every team tested, every point earned the hard way. But beneath the surface of 693 total goals lies a striking truth: this has not been a season of attacking fireworks, but one defined by caution, discipline, and fine margins. An average of just 1 goal per match tells the story of a league where defenses often had the final say. Home is Fortress, Away is Survival Out of 260 wins recorded, a staggering 219 came at home , while only 41 were won on the road . In the NPFL, home advantage isn’t just real—it’s dominant. For most teams, traveling meant surviving, not conquering. But a few dared to break the norm. Among them, stood tall, recording the highest number of away wins (5). In a league where victories on the road are rare, that achievement speaks of resilience and tactical bravery. Rangers: The Benchmark of Excellence At the summit stand...

  By Chimaobi J N.  The management board of Green Alliance Football Academy (GAFA) has approved and paid for the West African Examinations Council (WAEC) enrolment of its players, as part of efforts to promote both academic and football development. The players received confirmation of their examination registration payments over the weekend, a move widely seen as a significant boost to their educational pursuits alongside their sporting careers. Reacting to the development, GAFA Head Coach, Ehis Arhimen, commended the board and management for what he described as a forward-thinking initiative. He noted that the gesture would not only motivate the players but also secure their long-term future beyond football. Arhimen emphasized that combining education with sports remains vital in shaping well-rounded individuals, adding that the academy’s commitment reflects a broader vision of empowering young talents both on and off the pitch.

  By Chimaobi J N  Green Alliance Football Academy (GAFA) produced a commanding performance to defeat Brave Talented FC 4–1 in an entertaining encounter at Crane Field International School, Jeddo. GAFA started the match on the front foot, dictating the tempo and creating early chances. Their dominance paid off as they found the breakthrough, setting the tone for what would become a one-sided affair. Brave Talented FC struggled to contain GAFA’s attacking pressure, as the home side continued to press high and control possession. The goals came through Kingston, Godswill, Olowo, and Gidon , each finishing clinically to seal an emphatic victory for GAFA. Despite conceding once, GAFA remained composed and quickly reasserted their authority on the game. Defensively, GAFA were organized limiting Brave Talented FC to few clear-cut opportunities. The midfield played a crucial role, linking defense and attack seamlessly while maintaining control throughout the match. Speaking afte...