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Oluchi tobex tobe-Chukwu.  Nigerian born and Oxford United U-23 Star Pelumi Maxwell has been named the League One U-23 Managers Player Of The Year for 2021-2022. The 19-year old had a memorable year for the League One U-23 side and showed alot of great quality on and off the pitch to win the prestigious award. The award is seen as potential precursor to the talented teenager getting into the first team of the League One side, which was well earned, as Managers of all U-23 sides in the league voted him as their best player of the season.  A commanding decisive figure on the pitch, Maxwell has also epitomised the collective hunger and desire that has characterised the Oxford United U-23 side and is mainly known for his speed, energy and offensive capabilities, as well as his technique, dribbling skills, creativity and crossing ability. He plays mainly as a right full back and is compared to Manchester City Portuguese Defender Jao Cancelo. The elated youngster revealed his pride over the

The Principal Editor/Chief Football Writer of  TobexMedia.com, a top Nigerian communication outfit Oluchi Tobe-chukwu has congratulated Mr. Musa Ebomhiana, the Chief Press Secretary (CPS) to the Deputy Governor of Edo State Comrade Phillip Shuaib, on the occasion of his birthday. Tobe-chukwu who is also the Media Officer of Nigeria Women Senior National Team, the Super Falcons extolled the former News Editor of the Sun Newspaper for his passionate contribution to journalism in Nigeria.  Ebomhiana a renowned Editor and Media Consultant is a consummate journalist with about three decades of journalism experience, cutting across various Media Houses in Lagos.  He was the pioneer News Editor of the Sun Newspaper and later made the Special Projects Editor of the famous newspaper. In November 2010, Musa was appointed Special Adviser(Media) to the former Speaker, House of Representatives, Hon Dimeji Bankole and later made Senior Special Assistant to Adams Oshiomole, the former Governor of Edo

 The Principal Editor/Chief Football Writer of  TobexMedia.com, a top Nigerian communication outfit Oluchi Tobe-chukwu has congratulated Mr. Musa Ebomhiana, the Chief Press Secretary (CPS) to the Deputy Governor of Edo State Comrade Phillip Shuaib, on the occasion of his birthday. Tobe-chukwu who is also the Media Officer of Nigeria Women Senior National Team, the Super Falcons extolled the former News Editor of the Sun Newspaper for his passionate contribution to journalism in Nigeria.  Ebomhiana a renowned Editor and Media Consultant is a consummate journalist with about three decades of journalism experience, cutting across various Media Houses in Lagos.  He was the pioneer News Editor of the Sun Newspaper and later made the Special Projects Editor of the famous newspaper. In November 2010, Musa was appointed Special Adviser(Media) to the former Speaker, House of Representatives, Hon Dimeji Bankole and later made Senior Special Assistant to Adams Oshiomole, the former Governor of Ed

  C hykap Football Club has partnered with Invictus Sports Services Center in the UAE. Invictus is a Sports Services agency that have a robust players development programme which focuses on players growing their talents , developing their skills to get them to full potential. When this is achieved such players are prepared for trials in different clubs where Invictus partners. Invictus are into partnership with clubs in Portugal,  United States of America and Austria. Tobexmedia.com caught up with the Chairman of Chykap International Football Club Philip Chilaka recently in Lagos.  " This arrangement will help us to maximise the potentials of our players through the various placements abroad. I am very delighted with the MOU signed because it will open more doors for players who have great potential but do not have the wherewithal to succeed internationally.  Some of these players will return someday to represent Nigeria ". Chilaka was also quick to state that Invictus also o

The Chairperson of the Nigeria Women Football League (NWFL), Aisha Falode was one of the speakers at the 2022 Edition of Ladies In Sports International (LIS) Conference held at the Eko Hotels And Suites, Lagos on Thursday.  Aisha Falode, the Chairperson of the oldest women’s league in Africa, spoke about the reform that the league has been undergoing since she took over in 2017 as well as the challenges the league board has faced and are still facing in their bid to continue raising the bar on quality and professionalism. The ace Sports Journalist and Football Administrator who has been a great inspiration to alot young Ladies shed more light on the progress of the NWFL under her leadership.   “We are a role model to other African countries,” she noted. “The football associations of other countries write to us to give them our template.”   The Aisha Falode-led board has created a structure that offers more competitions and priorities the welfare of players and referees.  “You cannot se

The Organisers of the Ladies In Sports International Conference (LIS) on Thursday gave sports grants of Two Hundred Thousand Naira each to three young women athletes and a football team, Alimosho Ladies at the 2022 Edition held at the Eko Hotels And Suites.  Among the recipients of the grants are Imo Strikers Star, Harmony Achiefula, whose goalscoring prowess was the talk of the town in the NWFL Nationwide League, Stella Ayankele, currently, the best home-based 100m hurdler and reigning Nigeria University Games (NUGA) champion, Temitope Adesina, the reigning National Sports Festival champion in high jump, and Alimosho Football Club, who will be Nigeria’s sole representative at the Neymar Cup that will be taking place in Qatar.   In line with the theme of this year’s event, LIS founder Tega Onojaife said the LIS Conference will also be taking the next steps in subsequent editions as more days and programmes will be added to the event to cover different areas of sports.   The LIS 2022 Co

The overarching principles of branding and marketing were laid bare at the 2022 Ladies in Sports (LIS) Conference, which focused on “taking the next steps” in the development of women’s sports. The event began with a private dinner with guests on May 4 and concluded with a power-packed conference on May 5 at Eko Hotel and Suites, Lagos.   While sharing the motivation behind the theme of this year’s conference, Tega Onojaife, the founder of LIS International, emphasised it is time women’s sports moved beyond being seen as corporate social responsibility projects. “But we also have a role to play,” she added. “Everytime we say we want to get money from brands, what values are you giving back to these brands?”   Aisha Falode, the Chairperson of the Nigeria Women Football League, the oldest women’s league in Africa, spoke about the reform that the league has been undergoing since she took over in 2017 as well as the challenges the league board has faced and are still facing in their bid to