The Super Eagles are expected to re-group in Abuja from today to begin preparation ahead of next week’s crucial 2010 World Cup qualifying match against Mozambique.
In a twist of fate a country once proud of her array of stars, will have to depend on the misfortune of another country to qualify for a FIFA world tourney.
Hundreds of sumo wrestlers of various nationalities earn comfortable livelihoods, participating in matches not only in Japan, but in Europe and North America. As the sport continues to grow, African Interest’s spotlight is on Nigeria born Emeka Okeke, first African sumo wrestler who recently set up sumo wrestling academy in Nigeria.
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