The Heroism of Peter Rufai
By Steve Ogah Peter Rufai is dead and buried in a physical sense of the word, but his place in Nigeria’s soccer history remains animated and creamed with heroism, glowing with the splendor of his remarkable goalkeeping fineness and values, his inimitable place in the country’s soccer culture a solid testament to his many years […]
Chiamaka Nnadozie: The Heroine and History
By Steve Ogah The 5-4 triumph of Chiamaka Nnadozie’s Paris FC over PSG in the recent final of the Coupe de France Feminie catapulted the Nigerian international goalkeeper into the club’s history cabinets, her sufficient place as a goalkeeping legend immaculately proven. It was an exceptional victory via penalties for Nnadozie, just five months after […]
The Inspiring Triumph of Aruna Quadri
By Steve Ogah Aruna Quadri has remained a consistent figure in Africa’s table tennis circuit, his prominence and dominating influence extending beyond the continent where he is ranked No.18 in the world by the International Table Tennis Federation. Aruna Quadri’s triumph as Africa’s current number one table tennis player is deserving of celebration, the example of his success offering lessons in […]
