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Former Crystal Palace defender Marc Guehi has revealed why he snubbed Liverpool and Arsenal to join Manchester City in the January transfer window. The England international was close to moving to Liverpool in the summer, but the expected transfer did not materialize before the window closed. The FA Cup winners had to make a tough […]

  The opening ceremony of the Milan Cortina Winter Olympics will be less “divisive” than that of Paris, which drew criticism from conservative circles, its creative director Marco Balich said Tuesday. The February 6 ceremony, which is expected to attract billions of viewers,” is a unique platform for conveying positive messages, not divisive ones,” the

Governor Dikko Radda of Katsina on Tuesday flagged off an empowerment scheme for 14,450 women engaged in small businesses and traditional economic activities across the 34 Local Government Areas of the state. Widows, mothers, artisans, traders, farmers, tailors, food processors, and other vulnerable citizens are part of the beneficiaries. Speaking during the disbursement ceremony held

Nationwide League One, NLO, side Grassrunners FC have fortified their technical department with the addition of John Dosu. Dosu will serve as the club’s goalkeeper coach. He joined Grassrunners FC on a two-year deal. Dosu previously worked with Nigeria National League, NNL, side Sporting Supreme. He has been tasked with improving the goalkeeping department, and

Mohamed Salah made his much-anticipated return to Liverpool training on Tuesday following the Africa Cup of Nations as the club prepare for their Champions League match against Marseille. The Egypt forward was put through his paces during a gentle workout with the rest of the squad at the club’s training centre. Salah’s return has been

Former Ghana coach, Claude Le Roy, has opened up on what he told Sadio Mane after Senegalese players walked off the pitch against Morocco during the AFCON final on Sunday. Le Roy, a former Senegal coach, was seen engaging in a conversation with Mane moments after the Senegal team departed the pitch, following a controversial

The All Indigenous Contractors Association of Nigeria (AICAN) has vowed to continue its protests until the Federal Government pays its alleged outstanding debts, which the group has pegged at ₦4.7 trillion. On Monday, the contractors were at the premises of the Federal Ministry of Finance to protest against the non-payment of the alleged debts, but