olapluto:
Belarus will be tough, but I will be watching that match if I leave office early. We are just 2 wins away from an olympics ticket.

isaiah9:
do you know which channels covering the tournament so i can stream it

olapluto:

I intend to watch it on firstrow or so. I doubt any Naija channels will show it.
China just beat Venezuela. One more match before Nigeria's match.

olapluto:

I intend to watch it on firstrow or so. I doubt any Naija channels will show it.
China just beat Venezuela. One more match before Nigeria's match.

isaiah9:
I managed to stream Cameroon match on firstrow but there are a lot of ads, how do you get rid of them?

olapluto:

Adblocker app now.
Use chrome, and have adblocker on. Cameroon is having a 'right honourable beating'.
I hope Nigeria doesnt get beaten like this o. The girls need to win this match with guts.

CFCman:
Tameka Jameson, Nwanneka Okwelogu, and Chioma Onyekwere

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QrqwdrN2PWU

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SrBsyHotG5U

isaiah9:
Pls do you know how many basketball players are in the training camp now?

Foreign-based athletes set for All-Nigeria Championships

Over 50 foreign-based athletes mostly from Europe and the United States of America have arrived in the country ahead of this week’s All-Nigeria Championships billed for Sapele, Delta State.

This year’s All-Nigeria Championships which will serve as the Olympics trials Nigeria’s representatives in Rio is expected to be keenly-contested as athletes across the world have paid their way through to get a chance to fight for places in the compact squad being planned by the Athletics Federation of Nigeria.

“Yes, the athletes have started arriving; to show the zeal they have to represent this country, over 50 of them paid for their flight tickets to be part of this year’s All-Nigeria Championships,” AFN Head of Media and Communication Olukayode Thomas said in a press statement.

Thomas further confirmed that the cream of Nigerian athletics will be present in Sapele including Queen of tracks and one of Nigeria’s medal hopeful in Rio, Blessing Okagbare as well as the likes of Gloria Asumnu, Seye Ogunlewe among others

As earlier announced, the All-Nigeria Championships will hold on Thursday and Friday July 7-8 at the Sapele Township stadium while it will be closely followed by the Confederation of Africa Athletics (CAA) Grand Prix, Warri Relays on Saturday July 9 at the same venue.

Already the Relay teams from South Africa, Botswana, Ghana and other parts of the world have signified their interest to be part of the Warri Relays.

News24 had reported that 20 Nigerian athletes who are based abroad are expected to attend the Rio 2016 Olympics trial in Delta State, but that number has now increased.

The AFN President, Solomon Ogba in a recent chat with journalists said among other things, that the Warri Relays is targeted at putting the Nigeria relay team in good stead for a good show at the Rio Olympics.

“We are doing the relays because we have comparative advantage there to strive for medals. We are one of the very few countries that can boast of at least six average athletes in the short sprints, we must not lose sight of that advantage.” The AFN boss submitted.