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Nigeria: FIFA Presidency - Stop Embarrassing Us, Nigerians in CAF/FIFA Tell Kalu, Odegbami
Vanguard, 4 September 2015
The positions of Chief Amanze Uchegbulam, Paul Bassey and Sani Toro left a sour taste to their ambitions after they, in separate interviews warned the duo to "stop embarrassing… Read more »
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Nigeria: FIFA Presidency - Patrick Odegbami Joins Race to Replace Blatter
Vanguard, 2 September 2015
Patrick Olusegun Odegbami is set to announce that he will stand in next year's election to replace Joseph Sepp Blatter as President of World soccer-governing body, FIFA. Read more »
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Nigeria: Odegbami Joins FIFA Presidency Race
This Day, 2 September 2015
One of Nigeria's greatest footballer of all time, Segun 'Mathematical' Odegbami, has joined the race to succeed Sepp Blatter, as FIFA president at the election scheduled to take… Read more »
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Nigeria: Odegbami Joins Race for FIFA Presidency
Daily Trust, 1 September 2015
Former Green Eagles captain, Chief Segun Odegbami has joined the list of eminent people who have indicated interest to contest for the position of FIFA president in the February… Read more »
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Nigeria: Segun Odegbami Declares for FIFA Presidency, Wants to Succeed Blatter
Premium Times, 1 September 2015
Former Nigeria International, Segun Odegbami, has confirmed his interest to enter for the FIFA presidency race. Read more »
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Nigeria: Babangida Backs Kalu's Quest for FIFA Presidency
Guardian, 16 August 2015
Former President, General Ibrahim Babangida (rtd), has joined the growing band of supporters for the candidature of former Abia State Governor, Dr. Orji Uzor Kalu, for world… Read more »
Nigerian Joins FIFA Presidency Race
Former Super Eagles player Segun Odegbami becomes the second Nigerian after former governor Orji Uzor Kalu declared his intention to succeed the current FIFA boss, Sepp Blatter.
InFocus
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Following Sepp Blatter's announcement, the world waits to see who will succeed him - and now Ghana's football boss has called for an African to take over. Read more »
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Days after being elected to head the world football governing body, Sepp Blatter has announced he is stepping down amid a widespread corruption probe. Read more »
