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‘I got a second chance – they didn’t’: The farmer swimming 1650 kilometres down the Darling River for his mates

Armed with earplugs, a pair of goggles and a support team that uses a gentle paddle thwack to his head for navigation, Scott Gladman is taking on an unprecedented inland odyssey.

‘I got a second chance – they didn’t’: The farmer swimming 1650 kilometres down the Darling River for his mates

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Idowu Calls for Reform in Nigeria’s Youth Football Devt.

Chairman of the Nathaniel Idowu Foundation, Yemi Idowu, has called for reforms in youth football development in Nigeria, urging stakeholders to focus on player development, proper nutrition and the…

  • Nathaniel Idowu calls for reforms in Nigeria's youth football development.
  • Emphasizes player improvement, nutrition, and fair system for young talents.
  • Commends 1XCup organizers for successful execution and player exposure.

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