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Nigeria’s Blessing Oborodudu lost in the semi-finals of the 68kg freestyle wrestling at the 2024 Paris Olympics. Oborodudu made it two Olympic semifinals on Monday morning when he defeated France’s Koumba Larroque 6-2 in a hard-fought quarter-final clash. But the Nigerian star will now battle for a bronze medal after she lost 3-1 to Kyrgyzstan’s Meerim Zhumanazarova in the semi-finals. …

Belgian club Club Brugge manager Nicky Hayen says there is a strong possibility that Nigerian international midfielder Frank Onyedika will leave the club before the close of the summer transfer window. Own goal Nigeria.com reports. Onyedika has been linked with an exit from the club after a whirlwind season last time out, with Spanish giants Barcelona among the teams considering …

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Timi Phoenix Releases Uplifting New AfroGospel Single & Music Video: “TIME & SEASON” Timi Phoenix, one of the leading voices of AfroGospel, has released his latest single and accompanying music video, “TIME & SEASON.” This powerful new track fuses the infectious rhythms of Afrobeats with an inspiring gospel message, showcasing Timi Phoenix’s unique talent and deep faith. The song was …

Nigeria’s Favour Ofili has reached the women’s 200m final after failing to participate in the 100m due to administrative issues. Ofili became the first Nigerian woman to qualify for the 200m final at the Olympics in 28 years since Mary Onyali did so in 1996. Ofili ran 22.05 seconds to finish third fastest overall behind Gabby Thomas and 100m winner …