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Ex Sports Minister Dare Offers Condolences to Babangida Family After Tragic Accident
Former Minister of Youth and Sports Development, Chief Sunday Dare, has extended his heartfelt condolences to Tijanni Babangida and his family following the tragic accident that claimed the life of his brother, Ibrahim Babangida. Ibrahim, a former member of the Atlanta 1996 Olympic team and the President of the Professional Footballers Association of Nigeria (PFAN), was involved in a fatal accident alongside his family members.
It was disclosed that the accident occurred on Thursday while Babangida was traveling with his younger brother, his wife, his son, and their maid.
Chief Sunday Dare expressed deep sorrow upon learning of the unfortunate incident, emphasizing the profound impact of Ibrahim Babangida’s untimely passing on the Nigerian sports community. He acknowledged Babangida’s significant contributions to Nigerian football and his instrumental role in advancing the interests of professional footballers in the country.
“The news of Ibrahim Babangida’s passing is truly heartbreaking, and my thoughts and prayers are with Tijanni Babangida and his family during this difficult time,” remarked Chief Sunday Dare. “Ibrahim’s legacy as a respected athlete and advocate for Nigerian football will endure, and he will be sorely missed by all who knew him.”
The Professional Footballers Association of Nigeria (PFAN) also expressed its deepest sympathies to the Babangida family, highlighting Ibrahim’s dedication to the welfare and rights of footballers in Nigeria. The association pledged its full support to the family in coping with their loss and offered assistance during this challenging period.
As investigations into the circumstances surrounding the accident continue, Chief Sunday Dare urged for utmost diligence and thoroughness to ascertain the cause and prevent similar tragedies in the future. He emphasized the importance of road safety measures and advocated for increased awareness and enforcement to protect lives on Nigerian roads.
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Agada Shines with Brace as Orijent Beat Karlovac 2-0
Nigerian forward Charles Adah Agada scored twice as HNK Orijent secured a 2-0 away victory over Karlovac 1919 in the Croatian SuperSport Prva NL on Saturday.
Orijent produced an impressive performance at the Branko Čavlović-Čavlek Stadium in Karlovac to claim all three points in the league encounter.
Agada, a former Mavlon FC of Lagos attacker, was the standout performer, finding the net twice to help the visitors overcome their hosts and strengthen their position in the league campaign.
Orijent went into the half-time break with a 1-0 advantage before extending their lead in the second half.
The Nigerian striker completed his brace with the goal that made it 2-0 in the 57th minute.
Karlovac were unable to find a response as Orijent held on to their advantage to secure victory away from home.
The result represents an important boost for Orijent, who will look to build on the performance in their subsequent league fixtures.
For Agada, the brace underlines his value to the team as Orijent continue their campaign in Croatia’s second-tier football competition.
He has built an important role on loan at the club and has successfully established himself as a regular fixture in their lineup, appearing in all 8 league matches so far this season.
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