TRENDING

Gov Bago Swears In Six New Commissioners • Reparations Commission says proceeds from Jammeh’s house sale in US yet to arrive • Teachers’ Union calls for higher education funding, pay reforms • Guineans in Gambia mark 68th independence anniversary • IEC DENIES DISCREPANCY IN SUPPLEMENTARY REGISTRATION DATA • ‘Fire officers who greeted opposition NDP leader’s caravan demoted’ • VP Jallow says new generators part of gov’t’s rapid response to power crisis • Police in Akwa Ibom probe alleged extortion of operatives by commanders • ICPC constitutes team to probe Kila over fake professorship • Gov Eno Approves Another ₦50,000 Wardrobe Allowance For 20,000 Teachers • Russia blames Euro-Atlantic nations for Japan sanctions over Ukraine • Ogun: Man arrested for breaking into house to steal while owner was away in church • 2027: Atiku a typical politician, only thinks of winning election – Tinubu’s aide • JAMB Registrar, Aina reveals real reason for establishing UTME centre in Canada • FULL LIST: NAF names 25 victims of Ondo aircraft crash • Ondo air crash: DHQ orders probe as rescue operations continue • Tinubu mourns fallen Air Force personnel, says sacrifice won’t be forgotten • Sainey Jawara: Ranting without responsibility • Gambia minifootball association elects interim executive committee • GFF BREAKS SILENCE ON BOTCHED BOLIVIA FRIENDLY MATCH SAGA • Gov Bago Swears In Six New Commissioners • Reparations Commission says proceeds from Jammeh’s house sale in US yet to arrive • Teachers’ Union calls for higher education funding, pay reforms • Guineans in Gambia mark 68th independence anniversary • IEC DENIES DISCREPANCY IN SUPPLEMENTARY REGISTRATION DATA • ‘Fire officers who greeted opposition NDP leader’s caravan demoted’ • VP Jallow says new generators part of gov’t’s rapid response to power crisis • Police in Akwa Ibom probe alleged extortion of operatives by commanders • ICPC constitutes team to probe Kila over fake professorship • Gov Eno Approves Another ₦50,000 Wardrobe Allowance For 20,000 Teachers • Russia blames Euro-Atlantic nations for Japan sanctions over Ukraine • Ogun: Man arrested for breaking into house to steal while owner was away in church • 2027: Atiku a typical politician, only thinks of winning election – Tinubu’s aide • JAMB Registrar, Aina reveals real reason for establishing UTME centre in Canada • FULL LIST: NAF names 25 victims of Ondo aircraft crash • Ondo air crash: DHQ orders probe as rescue operations continue • Tinubu mourns fallen Air Force personnel, says sacrifice won’t be forgotten • Sainey Jawara: Ranting without responsibility • Gambia minifootball association elects interim executive committee • GFF BREAKS SILENCE ON BOTCHED BOLIVIA FRIENDLY MATCH SAGA

October 6, 2026|09:48

Back to Home

Russia

Russia vs Nigeria: Five danger men Super Eagles must contain

Premium TImes about 1 hour 1 mins read

For Nigeria, Tuesday’s encounter will provide a different kind of defensive examination, with Russia possessing midfielders capable of scoring from distance, forwards who can exploit spaces inside the box and substitutes capable of changing the game

The post Russia vs Nigeria: Five danger men Super Eagles must contain appeared first on Premium Times Nigeria.

This article was sourced from an external publication.

Share this article