Nigeria's Technical Football Director,Amodu. |
Nigeria
on Monday at the FIFA Technical Centre, Abuja began her first –ever Confederation
of African Football (CAF )‘A’ License coaching programme in the history of the
country.
Before now, a number of CAF ‘B’ and
‘C’ License courses have been held in the country over the years.
National Technical Director, Shaibu
Amodu, is coordinating the programme alongside assistant technical directors
Rafiu Yusuf and Siji Lagunju (both ex-Nigerian internationals), with former NFF
General Secretaries Bolaji Ojo-Oba and Tijjani Yusuf.
Amodu introduced the course content to the
participants, while Chiefs Onigbinde and Laloko began the series on ‘Soccer
Simplified’which will last for a number of days. Laloko also spoke on ‘Fitness
for Success in Football’ and ‘Typical Training Session.’
The ‘Soccer Simplified’
series will continue, on Tuesday and Wednesday,while on Thursday, Director of Sports Medicine in the
Federal Ministry of Youth and Sports, Dr. Abdulkadir Muazu will speak on
‘Injuries and Rehabilitation, Recovery and Regeneration, Conditioning for Pros,
Drug Testing and Fitness Testing Environmental Problems.’ Mr. Linus Mba will
talk on ‘The Laws and the Coach; the Laws and the Spirit of the Game: Analysis
of New Proposals.’
FIFA
Advisor Linus Mba, former NFF Technical Director Kashimawo Laloko and former president
of the Nigeria coaches Association,Adegboye Onigbinde and James Peters among
the resource persons.
Over 40
persons registered for the two –week course, which will end on April 30.
The prorgamme is a 240 –hour course, with the second
phase billed for the mid –season period of the Nigeria Professional Football
League next month.
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