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Nigeria: Iwobi Shines As Arsenal Gives Wenger Emotional Farewell
This Day, 7 May 2018
Super Eagles forward, Alex Iwobi, got on scorers' sheet for the first time in nine matches yesterday to end his goal drought in the English Premier League as he scored Arsenal's… Read more »
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Nigeria: Arsenal Play Up to Wenger's Image for Emotional Emirates Stadium Farewell
Guardian, 7 May 2018
The house that Arsene Wenger built put animosity and apathy aside to give the Frenchman a rousing send-off on his final match at Emirates Stadium. Read more »
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Nigeria: Epl - Iwobi Scores for Wenger, Moses Wins With Chelsea
Premium Times, 6 May 2018
The Super Eagles duo of Victor Moses and Alex Iwobi had good outings with their respective clubs, Chelsea and Arsenal, on Sunday in the Premier League. Read more »
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Nigeria: Kanu, Other Arsenal Legends for Wenger's Final Home Game
Premium Times, 1 May 2018
A former Super Eagles captain, Nwankwo Kanu, is among the Arsenal legends that have received an invitation to attend Arsene Wenger's last English Premier League home match. Read more »
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Nigeria: Wenger Finally Quits Arsenal, Kanu, Others Pay Tribute
Guardian, 21 April 2018
Arsene Wenger will finally bring his 22-year stay as Arsenal manager to a close at the end of the season, the Frenchman announced yesterday. Read more »
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Nigeria: Arsene Wenger to Step Down - Who's Saying What
Vanguard, 20 April 2018
Premier League managers and former players showered praise on Arsene Wenger on Friday after the Frenchman announced he was stepping down from the Arsenal hotseat at the end of the… Read more »
Africa Bids Fond Adieu to Arsenal's Arsene Wenger
Africa joined the rest of the world in bidding farewell to Arsenal's newly retired Arsene Wenger who was at the helm as manager for the past 22 years. Wenger has been fondly thought of in Africa, particularly for his inclusion of African players in the team over the years, including great names like Nigeria's Nkwankwo Kanu and Togo's Emmanuel Adebayor.
InFocus
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The global football fraternity continues to share tributes to Arsene Wenger following his announcement that end his stay at the helm of English Premier League side Arsenal. Wenger ... Read more »
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Africa's richest man Aliko Dangote has reiterated his plan to buy English Premier League giants, Arsenal - and he claims that his first order of business would be to dismiss Arsene ... Read more »
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Arsene Wenger, the manager of English Premier League team Arsenal got it wrong when congratulating soccer great George Weah on his win in the Liberian presidential election before ... Read more »
