From 10th November 2025 to 15th November 2025 @FMPRng Sports Club Annual Management Games will kick off. Four Teams will be contesting Team Oil, Team Gas, Team PS and Team Directors for medals in Football, Handball, Volleyball, Ayo, Table Tennis, Dart, Scrabble, Chess, Draft 🪙

Mancity vs Liverpool who will win? #MCILIV #EPL #ManCity

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#10klaptopsproject Let’s not allow negativity or skepticism to overshadow something truly impactful. It’s possible, and yes, it will happen in batches, not all at once. We’re building the structure carefully so that the first batch runs smoothly, and with each phase, we’ll keep improving until the system becomes perfect. The team is working tirelessly to make sure everything is fair, transparent, and well-organized... no bias, no manipulation, no favoritism. Everyone will have a fair chance. 🙏🏽 So, let’s stay patient, positive, and trust the process. I genuinely wish everyone applying the best of luck, may you be among those selected. #10klaptopsproject is already a success 💙

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The Top 5 on our list of Africa's best Female Athletes in 2025 is dominated by Kenyan athletes. Kenya made history in 2025 by becoming the first country to win the women's middle and long-distance events at the World Championships. This impressive achievement helped Kenya secure 2nd place on the medals table. makingofchamps.com/2025/11/0…

All roads lead to the Jos, the Plateau State capital as the 27th edition of the Nigeria University Games (NUGA), kicks off at the University of Jos. Several tertiary institutions will fight for honours across 23 events, including Athletics, Football, Basketball, Wrestling, Volleyball, Chess, Boxing, Swimming, and a host of other events. Which school are you rooting for? #27NUGAGames

Let's bring you some pictures from today's Opening Ceremony of #27NUGAGames in Jos, Plateau State. Which school's kit has the most steeze? Slide 1: University of Benin (UNIBEN) Slide 2: Olabisi Onabanjo University (OOU) Slide 3: Nile University Slide 4: Tai Solarin University of Education (TASUED)

#AfricasTop10FemaleAthletes2025 2. Faith Kipyegon Faith Kipyegon continues to cement her status as one of the greatest middle distance runners ever. She opened her season with a Meeting Record (MR) of 2:29.21 over 1000m at the Xiamen Diamond League. She then surged to a new 1500m WR of 3:48.68 at the Prefontaine Classic. The three-time Olympic GOLD medallist impressed again in the women's 3000m at the Silesia Diamond League where she clocked an Area Record (AR) and National Record (NR) of 8:07.04 to win, missing the WR by whiskers. In June, Kipyegon aimed to become the first woman to run the mile in under four minutes. The race, called Breaking 4, was meant to help her beat her own WR of 4:07.64, set in 2023. Although she didn’t break the four-minute mark, Kipyegon ran a great race and finished with a time of 4:06.42. The six-time Diamond League Final winner added to her legacy by winning her fourth World Championships GOLD in the 1500m with a time of 3:52.15 and then claiming Silver behind teammate Beatrice Chebet in the 5000m with a Season's Best (SB) of 14:55.07. Kipyegon ended her season with a triumph in the women’s mile at the Athlos Meet. Her winning time of 4:17.78 was the fastest women’s mile ever run on US soil.

#AfricasTop10FemaleAthletes2025 3. Lilian Odira Lilian Odira won her first 800m indoor race of the season in Lyon and reached the semis of the World Indoor Championships, finishing 6th in her heat with a time of 2:16.12. She then raced in the 1500m at the AK Track and Field Weekend in April, winning both her heat and final. At the Kip Keino Classic, the Paris Olympics semifinalist showed great determination, holding off Botswana’s Nowe Oratile to win the women’s 800m in a new PB of 1:58.31. She extended her victory to the Kenyan Championships and World Championships Trials and lowered her PB at the Silesia Diamond League where she settled for 2nd in 1:56.52. At the World Championships in Tokyo, Odira made a statement by running the fastest time across all heats, winning Heat 5 with a quick 1:57.86. In the final, the African Silver medallist produced one of the biggest upsets of the championship, storming to GOLD with a new lifetime best and CR of 1:54.62 to beat Britain's Georgia Hunter Bell and Keely Hodgkinson, taking down the 42-year-old mark of 1:54.68 set by Czech athlete Jarmila Kratochvilova in 1983. Following her triumph, the middle distance runner was promoted to the rank of Sergeant by the Kenya Prisons Service.

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