DJ Swag has released his first official single, a track titled Strike a Pose, which features singer Godillac. The song, characterized by its upbeat tempo and catchy hook, was produced by Daihard Beatz.
Since its debut, the track has gained significant popularity, receiving frequent play from radio stations and disc jockeys across the country. The artists expressed that their collaboration aimed to create a high-energy, danceable record suitable for the festive period. They reported satisfaction with the public's reception of the song, which is now accessible on all major digital music platforms.
Nigerian official Wahid Enitan Oshodi has been re-elected as an Executive Vice President of the International Table Tennis Federation. His election occurred during the organization's recent Annual General Meeting.
Oshodi, who also serves as the President of ITTF Africa, was one of only two incumbents to retain a position on the executive board. Fellow Nigerian Olabanji Oladapo was also confirmed as a new member of the ITTF Council. Oshodi's new term will last for four years.
Former Nigeria coach Gernot Rohr has advised the Super Eagles to proceed with caution in their upcoming World Cup playoff final against the Democratic Republic of Congo. Rohr described the Congolese team as physically dominant and dangerous on set pieces, highlighting their recent performances.
While acknowledging Nigeria's status as the favorite, he emphasized the need for discipline and unity to secure a victory. Rohr expressed his belief that the Super Eagles possess the collective quality to advance. He also confirmed he would be watching the match closely, as his current team, the Benin Republic, is scheduled to face DR Congo in a future Africa Cup of Nations group match.
The Nigerian national football team received a financial reward for its recent 4-1 victory over Gabon in a World Cup playoff match. A private sector initiative provided the team with a bonus of 120,000 dollars, fulfilling a promise of 30,000 dollars per goal.
This payment was part of an agreement to resolve a previous pay dispute that had disrupted the team's preparations. Officials indicated that the squad would be in line for a larger bonus should it defeat DR Congo in its next match.
Sevilla striker Akor Adams continues to enhance his reputation with the Nigerian national team, scoring again in a World Cup qualifying victory over Gabon. His performance justified coach Eric Chelle's decision to start him alongside Victor Osimhen in the attack.
Adams capitalized on a defensive mistake in the second half, maneuvering around the goalkeeper to score. This marked his second consecutive goal in an away fixture for the Super Eagles, solidifying his emerging role within the squad.
Super Eagles coach Eric Chelle has confirmed the team will manage without Wilfred Ndidi for their upcoming World Cup playoff against DR Congo. Ndidi, who captained the side in a previous match, received a second booking in the qualifying series, resulting in his suspension.
Chelle acknowledged Ndidi's importance to the squad, citing his experience and leadership as valuable assets. He stated that the team would utilize its large player pool to make the necessary adjustments for the match. The coach added that Ndidi would remain with the squad to provide mental support despite his inability to play.
Despite scoring two decisive goals in extra time to help Nigeria secure a 4-1 victory over Gabon, striker Victor Osimhen expressed frustration over a critical chance he missed during regular time. He admitted the miss was difficult to accept, stating he felt gutted by the error.
Osimhen revealed he apologized to his teammates and promised to correct his mistake, which he successfully did by netting twice in the additional period. He reflected that overcoming his initial disappointment was necessary for his subsequent performance, acknowledging that all strikers sometimes miss seemingly easy opportunities. He concluded by praising the entire team's effort in the World Cup qualifying match.
FirstBank of Nigeria Limited has significantly increased its sponsorship of the Lagos Amateur Open Golf Championship, committing 34.5 million Naira in prize money. Representing the bank's CEO, spokesperson Ayokunle Ojo announced that the professional golfers' prize pool was raised from 5 million Naira to elevate the competition and support the sport's development in the region.
The winner of the professional event will receive 10 million Naira, which the bank stated is the largest single reward in Nigerian golf. A bank representative described the championship as an event celebrating character and community, not just competition. This financial commitment underscores the institution's ongoing dedication to promoting the sport.
DR Congo head coach Sébastien Desabre has stated his team will be the underdog in its upcoming World Cup playoff final against Nigeria. He acknowledged the Super Eagles as one of Africa's best teams, citing their superior FIFA ranking and pedigree.
Desabre made these comments following his team's narrow victory over Cameroon, which secured their place in the final. He expressed confidence in his squad's ongoing development and promised a fully committed performance against the favored Nigerian side.
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