NPFL: Barau FC announce date for pre-season training

Barau FC have announced July 13, 2026, as resumption date for the 2026-27 season, DAILY POST reports.

Twenty-one retained players will resume pre-season training for the upcoming season on the same date.

The newly signed players are expected to report to camp a day earlier.

Barau FC have retained technical adviser Eugene Agagbe for the new campaign.

The Maliya Boys have set their sights on another successful season.

Barau FC finished eighth in their maiden NPFL campaign last term.

NPFL: Barau FC announce date for pre-season training

Transfer: Nigerian forward moves to Kenyan club Tusker FC

Kenya Premier League club Tusker FC have announced the signing of Victor Mbaoma, DAILY POST reports.

Mbaoma linked up Tusker FC from Nigeria  Professional Football League, NPFL, side Remo Stars.

The 29-year-old, who penned a one-year contract with the Brewers registered 14 goals, and four assists for Remo Stars last season.

The striker is Tusker FC’s first acquisition ahead of the 2026/27 season.

Mbaoma will be playing in East Africa for the second time, having been in Rwanda where he played for APR, also clinching the golden boot with a 15-goal haul.

He has also played in Algeria for MC Alger,  and  Qizilqum Zarafshon in Uzbekistan.

The experienced forward will join his new teammates for pre-season training next week.

Transfer: Nigerian forward moves to Kenyan club Tusker FC

I need to live – Nollywood actress Cynthia Anijekwu seeks financial support for cancer treatment

Nollywood actress Cynthia Anijekwu has opened up about her battle with cancer, appealing to Nigerians for financial assistance to fund her treatment.

The actress made the plea in a video that began circulating on social media on Tuesday.

Anijekwu revealed that this is the second time she has been diagnosed with cancer, adding that the disease has now spread to different parts of her body.

She said the cost of treatment has become too expensive and appealed to Nigerians to support her financially.

She said, “I have cancer in 2023 (sic). I did my surgery and took chemotherapy, but later it came back again. I’ve been in and out of the hospital. The doctor recently told me it has reached my bones, and the treatment is now much more expensive,” she said.

“I need to live. I need to survive. I’m asking Nigerians to please help me. Anyone that can help, please, I need help. Even my hands have swollen. The cancer has affected both breasts. I need to live. Please help me. I need to survive.

“Your one naira, your two naira can add up to something reasonable for me to get the proper treatment for this cancer. I’m begging you, please help me.”

I need to live – Nollywood actress Cynthia Anijekwu seeks financial support for cancer treatment

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