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Super Eagles’ Libya Ordeal Further Exposes an Ugly Trend in African Soccer
While the news of the Nigerian men’s soccer team’s mistreatment in Libya is the most recent and widely publicized, it’s far from the first.
Nike Just Opened Its First Official Store in Lagos
Nike recently launched its first flagship store at Ikeja City Mall in Lagos, Nigeria.
The Super Eagles Stylishly Beat Iceland in the World Cup & Nigerians Are Going Crazy
All of the best social media reactions from Nigeria's 2-0 win over Iceland.
Listen to Olamide and Phyno's World Cup Song 'Road 2 Russia (Dem Go Hear Am)'
The two Nigerian stars link up for this Super Eagles anthem.
The Secret Behind Nike's New Naija Football Kits are Nigerians Themselves
The story behind the bold new uniforms the Super Eagles will be wearing at this year's World Cup.
Why are Nigeria’s Super Falcons Earning Significantly Less Than Their Male Counterparts?
Nigeria's national team, the Super Falcons are favorites in the 2016 Africa Women Cup of Nations in Cameroon but are dogged at home by low pay and sexist attitudes.
The Doctor is In: Kelechi Anyikude on What Ails Nigeria's Super Eagles
We profile the man who has become an unofficial ambassador for Arsenal football and Nigeria through his passionate take on the beautiful game.
For the Love of It—Nigerian Photographer Andrew Esiebo on How Football Unites Nigeria
The award winning documentary photographer discusses his series 'For the Love of It' and explains why only the Super Eagles can unite Nigeria
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