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Now some Sports News, courtesy Punch Newspapers:Super Eagles coach Stephen Keshi and his assistants, Daniel Amokachi, Sylvanus Okpala, and Ike Shorounmu, are among the participants at the onging CAF ‘B’ Licence programme organised by the Nigeria Football Federation in Abuja.
The two-week programme, which is endorsed by the Confederation of African Football, began on Sunday with over 80 Nigerian coaches in attendance at the FIFA Technical Centre, and was declared open on Tuesday by NFF President Aminu Maigari.
Other participants at the programme include former Eagles coach Austin Eguavoen, Flying Eagles coach John Obuh, Golden Eaglets coach Manu Garba, former Super Falcons coach Ntiero Effiom, Alphonsus Dike, Dr. Salami Isiaka, Niyi Akande, Egan Adat, Charles Bassey, Danladi Nasidi, Stanley Eguma, Okey Emordi, Godwin Uwua, Fatai Amao, Ben Duamlong, Gift Okunwa, Nicholas Ukadike, Bethel Orji, David Egbiri, Dan Evumena, Rolandson Odeh and Erasmus Onuh.The two-week programme, which is endorsed by the Confederation of African Football, began on Sunday with over 80 Nigerian coaches in attendance at the FIFA Technical Centre, and was declared open on Tuesday by NFF President Aminu Maigari.
“I am happy about the calibre of persons here. You can never get it better anywhere else in the country. This is the best of Nigeria’s coaching personnel,” Maigari said on Tuesday.
Certificates were on Tuesday issued to those who passed the CAF ‘C’ Licence Course which was held six months ago.
Apart from Nigerian instructors, Adegboye Onigbinde, Kashimawo Laloko, James Peters, Monday Sinclair and Amodu Shaibu, CAF also sent veteran Ghanaian coach Fred Osam Duodu to oversee the programme.
Duodu, who led Ghana’s Black Stars to win the 1978 African Cup of Nations title on home soil, flew into Nigeria on Wednesday.
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