1,863 Nigerian football fans who arrived in Russia for the FIFA 2018 World Cup are still in the country, making up the largest number of the more than 5,000 supporters who have remained illegally.
Read More »Psychic Cat Who Predicted Nigeria Will Beat Argentina At World Cup Is Dead
A “psychic” cat in China that correctly predicted the outcome of six World Cup games has met an untimely end, prompting thousands to pour out their grief on Chinese social media.
Read More »Russian women told to avoid sex with non-white foreign men during World Cup
Russian women should avoid sex with non-white foreign men during the World Cup because they could become single mothers to mixed-race children, a senior lawmaker in Moscow said on Wednesday.
Read More »Psychic Pig With ‘100% Success Record’ Predicts Nigeria Will Get To Semi-Final Stage Of The World Cup
Meet the psychic pig who has a history of sniffing out a winner – and is hoping to continue his unbroken record for this summer’s World Cup.
Read More »World Cup Fever: Cutlass Weilding Messi, Neymar Fans Clash In Bangladeshi Leave Many Injured
The World Cup is arousing high passions in Bangladesh, where machete-wielding fans of Brazil and Argentina have clashed in the streets and flags of the two countries are so ubiquitous that some people want to ban them.
Read More »Russia 2018: ISIS Plans To Launch Attack At World Cup
ISIS thugs have called on their supporters to launch attacks at the World Cup in chilling new online propaganda.
Read More »Breaking: Original FIFA World Cup Arrives Nigeria
The FIFA World Cup trophy has landed in Abuja, Nigeria’s capital. The trophy which is currently on a tour of 91 cities in 51 countries across six continents before the finals, touched down at the Nnamdi Azikiwe International Airport aboard a chartered flight at 11am today.
Read More »Dalung submits N3b Budget to Presidency for World Cup
Minister of Youths and Sports, Solomon Dalung, has submitted N3 billion budget to the Presidency to enable the Super Eagles to have a successful outing at the 2018 World Cup 2018 in Russia.
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