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Fehintola, Femi, and I had a chat on the Champions League, the eventual winners and the Group Stage would play out.

With the CAF elections around the corner, Tunisian Journalist Lotfi Wada joined me to discuss the elections, the candidates, and FIFA's continued interference in Africa. 

Tosin Akinyemi and Eddie Ogbemudia were my guests as we discussed the crazy terrain that is the Nigerian Football industry. From the irresponsibility of the Players, the gross ineptitude of clubs and their administrators to the regulators who seem to have become enablers. Nigerian football is messy with all kinds of dirty deals, practices, and inefficient regulations. 

China Acheru is a seasoned Sportswriter and journalist that traveled all over Nigeria and indeed the world to cover and watch football matches. He cataloged some of his experiences from watching the game across the world in his new book; ''A Thousand Times on the Same Road''. We discuss the book, the creative process as well as a few issues in Nigerian football. It was a fantastic conversation off a fabulous book.

In the 80s and 90s; Nigeria was a dominant force in African Athletics especially in the sprint event with great potential on the world stage. In the last few years, this dominance seems to be non-existent any longer as the likes of South Africa and Ivory Coast have snapped that dominance in the sprints. Deji Ogeyingbo joined me to discuss the issues and the possible solutions to get us back on track.

Slavery and trafficking in Sports is a serious issue that has continued to rare its ugly head and Africa is at the center of it all. Tolu Olasoji joins me as we discuss the menace of slavery in Sports, its effects, solutions and guidelines to nipping the issue in the bud.

In this episode, I had a chat with the convener; Footballers Connect; Amos Joseph to discuss the state of the Football industry, representation and player movements in Nigeria. We discussed what young players need to look out for in representation and also provided a guide to avoiding fraudulent agents.

Oluwafemi Adefeso; CEO of Ball Africa joins me on this episode to discuss the recent NBA draft and the effect Nigeria seems to be having on the global stage. We also discuss some of the issues on the local scene and the continued neglect of the local scene.