AFCON 2025: NFF doubles Super Eagles’ bonus 

The Nationwide League One, NLO, has announced players registration guidelines ahead of the upcoming season.

The league body has urged clubs to remit a registration fee of ₦600,000 (six hundred thousand Naira) to its account in other to gain access to the NLO’s database.

The modalities is for clubs in the NLO Division One and the U-19 Youth League.

For the youth league clubs, submission of players’ primary school certificates is required.

The deadline for Division One club registration is set for Friday, 27 February, 2026.

The NLO board in collaboration with its Secretariat stated this on Tuesday.

According to the statement, the proactive move highlights the league body’s commitment to ensuring that preparations for the 2026 league are moving forward seamlessly.

The new season is set to kick-start on Friday, 10 April.

NLO sets guidelines for new season registration

Super Eagles midfielder, Fisayo Dele-Bashiru, has revealed the mistake Eric Chelle’s men made against Tanzania on Tuesday.

Dele-Bashiru came off the bench as Nigeria defeated the Taifa Stars 2-1 in the 2025 Africa Cup Nations, AFCON, tie at the Fez Stadium in Morocco.

However, according to the Lazio star, the Super Eagles made a mistake by conceding a goal due to a defensive lapse.

Charles M’Mombwa scored for Tanzania, while Semi Ajayi and Ademola Lookman scored for Nigeria.

Speaking at his post-match interview after the game, Dele-Bashiru said, “We played well against Tanzania. For the goal we conceded, it was a lapse of concentration, but we created a lot of chances today.

“I think in another game we finish those chances, and the game would have been dead earlier on.

“We will analyze what we didn’t do well, and then from there we will analyze Tunisia.”

AFCON: Fisayo Dele-Bashiru reveals mistake Super Eagles made against Tanzania

The identities of two men who died in a car accident involving British-Nigerian boxer, Anthony Joshua, have been confirmed.

MatchRoom CEO, Eddie Hearn, took to his Instagram post to reveal their names.

Hearn wrote: “With profound sadness it has been confirmed that two close friends and team members Sina Ghami and Latif Ayodele have tragically passed away.”

Joshua and Ayodele had known each other even before his boxing career began, while Sina was his strength and conditioning coach.

The men were driving along the Lagos-Ibadan expressway, when their SUV rammed into a stationary vehicle on the busy road.

Although Joshua sustained minor injuries.

He has been confirmed to be in stable condition.

Anthony Joshua accident: Identities of people who died in crash confirmed