Remo Stars coach Daniel Ogunmodede and Falconets coach Moses Aduku are among the many individuals concluding the historic CAF B-License Teaching Course holding in Abuja.
Applause has continued to path the management of Nigeria Soccer Federation (NFF) President, Alhaji Ibrahim Gusau, for reviving the Confederation of African Soccer (CAF) B-License Teaching Course.
This can be a main step in the direction of enhancing technical capability in Nigerian soccer, the primary in eight years in Nigeria.
The continued programme, happening on the Bundle B of the Moshood Abiola Nationwide Stadium, Abuja, has introduced collectively 25 coaches from throughout the nation in a extremely organized and resourceful studying atmosphere.
Amongst different notable individuals are former Tremendous Eagles star Duke Udi, Enugu Rangers’ Felix Nwosu and Phinan Ozonweke, and Abia Warriors’ Igwe Erem.
Talking on the importance of the course, one of many individuals counseled the NFF President, saying:
“Because of President Gusau’s management that prioritizes teaching training. We aren’t simply getting teaching training, however high quality training. I additionally recognize our facilitators for his or her dedication to making sure we get the perfect.”
He added that the absence of such superior teaching programmes lately had hindered skilled progress and restricted alternatives for native coaches.
The dearth of constant and structured teaching training has lengthy had a unfavorable impression on soccer growth in Nigeria.
With out correctly skilled coaches, grassroots skills battle to develop their expertise successfully, leading to technical deficiencies that have an effect on membership and nationwide staff performances at increased ranges.
The renewed emphasis on capability constructing is due to this fact anticipated to bridge this hole and elevate the usual of the Nigerian recreation.
The CAF B-License course is a part of a broader effort by the present NFF administration to rejuvenate teaching training.
Earlier within the 12 months, the Gusau led NFF resuscitated the CAF C-License course for 30 feminine coaches and the CAF Instructors Course, which returned to Nigeria after a number of many years.
The continued course is organized by the NFF Technical Committee led by Technical Director, Austin Eguavoen, with useful resource individuals together with Dr. Terry Eguaoje, Dr. Mohammed Sanusi, Ambassador Henry Abiodun, Dr. Robinson Okosun, Mohammed Ameenu, and Emeka Amadi, amongst others.
This system will finish in November with the 4th and closing module developing on third November in Abuja the place the coaches will likely be formally licensed as CAF – B coaches.
This initiative has been broadly praised as a significant step towards rebuilding Nigeria’s teaching construction and guaranteeing sustainable soccer growth throughout all ranges.
