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Happy birthday to the man who trained me in Yoruba sportscasting.

My boss of inestimable value.

Thank you for all you do.

On this special day of yours, heaven will rise to favor you more, sir.

God bless you richly, sir.

Kollymar Amole (Igwe Sport)

FULL-TIME | FRIENDLY MATCH

Falconets U-20 2–1 Camp United FC

The Falconets secured a 2–1 victory over Camp United FC in today’s friendly encounter.

⚽ Falconets
• 9’ - Own Goal (Ahmed Abubakar)
• 18’ - Mafisere Kafayat Oluwatosin

⚽ Camp United FC
• 52’ - Abdurrahim Alimi

🚨 JUST IN

CAS have scheduled a hearing for October 8 to decide the AFCON title.

- Senegal won it on the day.
- CAF ruled Morocco as winners.

The highest court in football to declare winner by October 8.

Drama awaits.

*Which team are you backing to be declared the rightful AFCON winners?*

🇸🇳 Senegal 🔥
or
🇲🇦 Morocco ❤️

Super Falcons quest for 11th WAFCON title.

Adewale Adeyinka parts ways with Coton FC on mutual agreement

Former Akwa United and Plateau United goalkeeper Adewale Adeyinka has officially parted ways with Benin Republic Premier League side Coton FC on mutual agreement.

Confirming his departure, Adeyinka said: "I have parted ways with Coton FC following a mutual agreement"

The Nigerian goalkeeper played a significant role in Coton FC's successful 2025/26 campaign, making 14 league appearances while also featuring in the club's CAF Confederation Cup matches. Across all competitions, he kept an impressive nine clean sheets.

Adeyinka joined the Ouidah-based club in the summer of 2025 from Plateau United and quickly established himself as a key member of the squad.

His performances were instrumental in helping Coton FC secured second position and a return to continental football next season.

The Super Eagles goalkeeper previously won the Nigeria Premier Football League (NPFL) title with Akwa United during the 2020/21 season.

With his contract now expired, Adeyinka is reportedly open to new offers as he considers the next step in his career.

I am delighted to share that I have successfully completed the Introductory Training on Project Management for Sports Administrators and Coaches, organized by the Project Management Institute (PMI) Nigeria Chapter in partnership with AMAPRO.

This training reinforced the importance of applying project management principles to modern sports administration—from organizing competitions and managing clubs to delivering value for athletes, sponsors, fans, and other stakeholders.

I am sincerely grateful to PMI Nigeria Chapter and AMAPRO for providing this valuable learning opportunity and for their commitment to building capacity within the sports ecosystem.

The knowledge and skills I have gained will further strengthen my contribution to sports development, football administration, and sports media management.

I look forward to applying these insights to create greater impact within the industry.