Lifestyle Nigeria:A Story of Heroes and Epics by Dr. Wiebe Boer-6

Written by Fairchick Date
in the history of our country. Bolaji Abdullahi – Forrmer Minister of
Sports & Youth Development, Federal
Republic of Nigeria As both a fiercely passionate Nigerian and an avid
football fan, I had never connected these two elements but reading
this book I developed a deeper understanding of my history, and a
clearer vision of how we can continue to grow together. Jude 'MI'
Abaga – CEO, Chocolate City Music Wiebe Boer has by this work, The
Story of Heroes and Epics: The History of Football in Nigeria, made a
tremendous contribution to the sport of soccer, its documentation and
its import on the national history of Nigeria. This book will have an
impact, not only as a resource material for the evolution of the sport
and
hopefully instigating research into other sports, but it also is a
cursory study in the still evolving nation, Nigeria. Donald Duke,
former Executive Governor of Cross River State.Source:Proshareng

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