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Sani Lulu’s FOSLA Academy’s Performance Earns Nigeria 2nd Slot In 2024 World Secondary Schools Soccer Tourney eSports

Sani Lulu’s FOSLA Academy’s Performance Earns Nigeria 2nd Slot In 2024 World Secondary Schools Soccer Tourney

Nigeria will be represented by two school teams when the second edition of the World Secondary Schools Soccer Tournament gets underway in China next year, Completesports.com reports. This follows the success of Nigeria’s sole flag bearers, FOSLA Academy, the pet school of former NFF President, Alhaji Sani Abdullahi Lulu, in…
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August 3, 2023
Victor Osimhen’s Refusal To Move To Saudi Arabia, Is It A Right Decision Or A Wrong One? eSports

Victor Osimhen’s Refusal To Move To Saudi Arabia, Is It A Right Decision Or A Wrong One?

This video showcases the trending stories making the rounds over the weekend on Complete Sports, they are the Editors “Pick of the week” You can click on the link to read the full story. Enjoy! Thanks for watching. USEFUL LINKS 2023 AFCON: Super Eagles Will Do Well In Cote d’Ivoire…
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August 3, 2023
Esports executives sound off on the role of competitive gaming in today’s industry landscape eSports

Esports executives sound off on the role of competitive gaming in today’s industry landscape

As esports winter takes hold, many companies in the industry have had to take a hard look at the role of competitive gaming within their business strategies. Almost every leading esports organization has felt the need to diversify or die — although exactly how far to expand beyond competition remains…
bubmag
July 31, 2023
Is Valorant on PS5? eSports

Is Valorant on PS5?

For a long time before Valorant’s release, the FPS genre was led by games such as CS:GO and Overwatch. Since then, Valorant has gained a large following and has had a huge impact on the esports scene. Many have even jumped ship to join in on the fresh FPS experience…
bubmag
June 6, 2023
‎8 sports clubs become firms owned by development bodies eSports

‎8 sports clubs become firms owned by development bodies

The Ministry of Sports announced the clubs included in the first track of the sports clubs investment and privatization project. Al Ittihad, Al Ahli, Al Nassr, and Al Hilal are transformed into companies, each of which is owned by the Public Investment Fund (PIF) and non-profit foundations for each club. The fund is working with the sports ministry to finalize all paperwork…
bubmag
June 5, 2023