HomeIn Memoriam

Category: In Memoriam

The Greatest Signing Never Made:...

The Greatest Signing Never Made: Why Pelé...

Major General Mohammed Shuwa: The...

Major General Mohammed Shuwa: The tragic end...

The Greatest Signing Never Made: Why Pelé rejected Bayern Munich in 1959

The Greatest Signing Never Made: Why Pelé rejected Bayern Munich in 1959 In 1959, a broke and struggling Bayern Munich tried to sign 18-year-old Pelé. And for a moment, they almost pulled off the signing of the century. Bayern didn’t just send an email. They made him spend his entire summer holiday in Bavaria just to recruit him. For decades, Germans thought it was a myth. Then pele confirmed it himself. He admitted Bayern's offer was the most serious and well structured offer. He was interested. Bayern had the papers ready. Deal almost sealed. READ...
Okafor Vivian Nkiruka -
In Memoriam

The Greatest Signing...

The Greatest Signing Never Made: Why Pelé rejected Bayern Munich in 1959 In 1959, a broke and struggling Bayern Munich tried to sign 18-year-old Pelé. And...
Okafor Vivian Nkiruka -
In Memoriam

Major General Mohammed...

Major General Mohammed Shuwa: The tragic end of a disciplined and courageous military officer Major General Mohammed Shuwa OFR, was born on 1 September 1939...
Okafor Vivian Nkiruka -
In Memoriam

Joshua Mamman Madaki:...

Joshua Mamman Madaki: Honouring a life of military service, political engagement, and national contribution Joshua Mamman Madaki was one of the notable military officers who...
Mercy Adaje -
In Memoriam

Murtala Ramat Muhammad:...

Murtala Ramat Muhammad: The iconic tributes to the General who redefined power in Nigeria Lt. General Olusegun Obasanjo, Colonel Muhammadu Buhari, and Colonel Shehu Musa...
Abdullahi Mustapha Haruna -
In Memoriam

Indelible footprints of...

Indelible footprints of Brigadier General Yusuf Bomoi, 13th DG of NYSC Brigadier General Yusuf Bomoi, born in 1957 was a seasoned and distinguished Retired Nigerian...
Maryam Umar -
In Memoriam

How captured Igbo...

How captured Igbo people chose mass suicide by drowning instead of submitting to slavery In 1803, about 75 Igbo men, women, and children were purchased...
Maryam Umar -
spot_img

Create a website from scratch

With Newspaper Theme you can drag and drop elements onto a page and customize them to perfection. Try it out today and create the perfect site to express yourself!

Buy Now ⟶