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Agege's esteemed football coach, Mr. Bello Jubril, widely known as Hadji Bello, has successfully completed an advanced coaching course at the prestigious University of Leipzig in Germany. The course, which covered a range of topics related to football coaching, provided a valuable opportunity for Coach Bello to expand his knowledgwe and skills, and to learn from some of the world's leading experts in the field. Throughout the course, Coach Bello demonstrated a strong commitment to improving his coaching abilities, and his dedication and hard work havae undoubtedly paid off. His successful ) of the course is a testament to his passion for the sport and his desire to help young footballers in Agege reach their full potential. 3_ As Coach Bello returns to Agege, he brings with him a wealth of new knowledge and expertise, which will undoubtedly benefit the local football community. His commitment to ongoing professional development sets a positive example for other coac

Ottasolo President congratulates Enugu Rangers on winning the NPFL Title. The President of Ottasolo FC Lagos, Otunba Gabriel Davies have joined football enthusiasts across the world to congratulate Enugu Rangers for clinching the 2023/2024 NPFL Title. Rangers won the league title with a game at hand following their 2-0 victory over Bendel Insurance in the NPFL Matchday 37 at the Nnamdi Azikwe Stadium in Enugu. The Antelopes as they are fondly called were later crowned as Champions Sunday  after defeating Gombe United 2-1 in the last league match of the season at the New Jos Stadium, Jos, Plateau State. Ottasolo FC President, Gabriel Davies a foremost administrator who spoke with pressmen Monday morning showered encomium on Enugu Rangers Management, Technical Crew and players for a job well-done.  "I must say kudos to the young and vibrant General Manager, Barrister Ezeaku Amobi for the innovation injected into the club which has eventually paid up by winning the league

Organisers of the forthcoming Lagos Peace football competition have read a riot act to participating teams to abide by the rules and shun soccer violence that may tarnish the image of the aside tournament which begins on Sunday at the Akinola football pitch, Aboru, Alimosho. This was disclosed by match cordinator, Gift Anderson at the draw ceremony of Peace Cup held recently in Lagos. Addressing the participants, Anderson emphasized the importance of adherence to competition rules and warned any team found misbehaving would face serious consequences. Anderson also highlighted the tournament’s plan to invite football scouts, NPFL, and NNL coaches to come around for scouting during the competition. Four matches would be played on Sunday as Crown Stars face Wameerah FC by 10am. Destiny tackle Go Xscober FC by 12noon, while Club Athletico confront Excel by 2pm as Sizoko tackle Junior Milan by 4pm. In his closing remark, chairman organising commiittee, Dr Kolade Kolapo thanked t

Finidi George has explained why he decided to step down as the head coach of the Super Eagles.  The 53-year-old turned in his resignation to the Nigeria Football Federation, NFF, on Saturday.  This comes days after the NFF issued a statement revealing they are planning to bring in a foreign technical adviser to work alongside Finidi.  In a video posted on social media hours later, a former media officer of the Eagles, Colin Udoh, confirmed he had spoken to Finidi after his decision.  “Finidi confirmed to me that he resigned his position indeed,” Udoh said.  “The reason being that he met with the NFF on Thursday and they had a very good conversation.  They spoke about the things they need to do going forward and he (Finidi) asked if he will be back.  “At no point during that meeting did anyone tell him they were going to appoint a foreign technical adviser.  “The NFF board had met on Wednesday and made that decision. But it was when Findi landed in Port Harcourt after that meeting that