Berackiah Coaching Clinic Receives Boost As Partner Set To Arrives From Italy

All is set for the arrival of Berackiah International premium partner Abigol Football Management and Agency to Nigeria from Italy.

Mr Mathew Olohunleke, CEO Abigol Football management and Agency is expected to fly into the country in preparation for the Berackiah Football Coaching clinic coming up later this year.

The maiden edition of the coaching clinic is centred on the importance of sports activities in promoting unity and harmony in the country.

The programme will be drawing football coaches across all the 774 local governments in Nigeria.

The CEO Berackiah international, Mr Nwigwe Wonders Nduka appreciates the Abigol boss for coming down to the country amid the difficult time of Covid-19 pandemic.

He described him as a patriot whose love and passion for his fatherland and the development of grassroots football is second to none.

Mr Mathew Olohunleke during his visit will be meeting with the leadership of the NFF, Chairman Nationwide League One, Allhaji Mohammed Alkali, President of Nigeria Football Coaches Association
(NFCA) coach Ladan Bosso, Alhaji Abba Yola, President Association of Local Government of Nigeria (ALGON) and other notable football stakeholders.

Comments

$300,000 Browns Nigeria Donation: Transparency Questions Trail Flag Football Leadership in Nigeria.

Fresh concerns have emerged within Nigeria’s flag football community following reports that the Cleveland Browns, through their Browns Nigeria initiative, allegedly donated up to $300,000 to support the sport’s development in the country, alongside additional monetary contributions and equipment support including footballs, flags, and cleats from some NFL players. Rather than inspiring confidence, the alleged donations has raised serious questions about governance, accountability, and control within Nigeria’s flag football structure. Stakeholders are asking: Does the funding truly exist? How was it managed? Who supervised its allocation? And why is there increasing tension among Browns Nigeria officials over control of the sport? Observers believe the fierce struggle for dominance may be linked to the influence such a large financial contribution would command. More troubling, however, is the absence of official clarification. All efforts to reach Browns Nigeria officials for confirmat...

I’m ready to play for Super Eagles, says Leke James

By Akin Bolarinwa Nigeria born footballer, Leke James currently playing for Molde FC in Norway has declared his readiness play for the Super Eagles of Nigeria. According to him, it would be a great honour to play for Nigeria at this stage of his career. Speaking with NSM media, Leke James stated that his active performance on the field is enough to get him on board the Super Eagles list. He is currently the best Nigerian player in Norway and he is ready to prove his worth to all Nigerians. “I look forward to playing for my country if invited, I am a center forward and only Victor Osihmen is ahead of me in the Super Eagles set up at the moment". Leke James is 27 years old and has been in Norway since 2012.

Nigeria need to adopt symmetry approach across the national teams- coach Michael Nsien

Former Nigerian youth International Michael Nsien has highlighted the need for Nigeria to adopt a uniform pattern across the National teams for smooth transition of players and to achieve a visible success. Speaking to journalists on NSM from his base in the USA, Coach Nsien who is the head coach of FC Tulsa in the US Division two League maintained that the u-17 and u-20 teams should be a conduit for the senior national team. Micheal Nsien, FC Tulsa Head coach "The youth teams is meant to be that way (a conduit for the senior national team). You have to have culture that buys in or accept a job based on that quality of transition. My intention are to be successful and to win games 100% but also, how do we transition players to the senior national team base on our principle, our style of play, the discipline line that we want to play within and our playing methodology. I am not sure that cohesion is in the Nigeria football setup, from top to the bottom, that the coaches...

CMSPORTS

Search This Blog