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Former President of Nigeria, Chief Olusegun Obasanjo, Oyo State Governor Engineer Seyi Makinde and other top dignitaries yesterday joined FIFA Council Member, Amaju Melvin Pinnick for a tour of Brownhill Group innovative Green house farm in Oyo State. The Former NFF President, who is the Chief Executive Officer of Brownhill Group, a company operating in various industries in Africa and other parts of the world, providing diverse services tailored to meet various needs. The organisation also specialises in marine support services, innovative agriculture production and services, hospitality, luxurious chauffeur services, properties, construction and engineering solutions.  Located in Fasola town, in Oyo west Local Council, the Green house farm original goal is to become one of the leading organically grown fresh food producers in the country and beyond, using the latest technologically advanced farming terms in the process. As part of plans to transform existing under-utilised and moribu

Former Nigeria Youth International Maureen Umeugochukwu has joined French side Nantes Feminine from D2 Clubside US. Saint Malo.  The highly-rated versatile player, who can play from any side of defense and midfield joined the ambitious French side, after a very impressive season with US St. Malo last year. The 21-year old, also previously played for Adana Idmanyurduspor in the Turkish first division. Umeugochukwu is a dangerous threat in the air and also in attacking set pieces, as her height seem to be a very good advantage.  "I am so excited to join Nantes. A club that has alot of rich history. I am here to put in my best, in every minutes I wear the yellow and green jersey.  "I want to appreciate everyone that helped me grow as a player in US. St. Malo. My teammates, technical crew and all the fans that stood by us, even during difficult moments.

The Chairperson of the Nigeria Football Federation Women Football Committee and NFF Executive Committee member, Aisha Falode, has applauded one of Africa's most successful and greatest women footballer of all times, Nigeria's Asisat Oshoala, following her nomination as one of the top contenders for the Women Ballon d'Or  Feminin, for the second time in history in Africa. Falode, noted that, Asisat's contributions to the Super Falcons' team's excellent performance at the last edition of the FIFA Women's World Cup in Australia/Newzealand and her consistent topclass performance at club level put the Nigerian striker among the highly rated stars in the world, a situation that earned her the nomination for the Best Player in the World Award. "For us in Nigeria, this is a big achievement as Asisat remains the only player in Africa, to be nominated for the World's Women Best Player award. "In the past, our greatest  accolades had been the nomination a