30 Nigerian female coaches in deep course for CAF C-Licence

By Ekemini Samuel

Posted on August 17, 2024

30 Nigerian female coaches in deep course for CAF C-Licence

A group of 30 women coaches in Nigeria are making significant progress in the CAF C-License Coaching Course, which is divided into three modules. The second module, currently underway in Abuja, follows a two-week internship at various clubs and will be followed by another internship and a final examination module.

The course, led by experienced coach educators including Dr. Terry Babatunde Eguaoje, Coach Augustine Eguavoen, and Coach Isah Ladan Bosso, aims to equip women coaches with the necessary skills and knowledge to excel in their careers. Among the participants are former Super Falcons stars and other experienced coaches.

The NFF Technical Director, Coach Augustine Eguavoen, expressed satisfaction with the participants’ discipline, dedication, and commitment to the program. The second module will conclude on August 16, followed by another two-week internship from August 23 to September 4. The final module, which includes examinations, will take place from September 9 to 19.

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This initiative is a significant step towards promoting women’s football in Nigeria and providing opportunities for women coaches to develop their skills. The participants’ enthusiasm and dedication demonstrate their passion for the sport and their desire to make a positive impact.

The CAF C-License Coaching Course is a crucial step towards achieving gender equality in football, and Nigeria is leading the way. By investing in women coaches, the country is paving the way for future generations of female footballers and coaches.

The participants complete the second module, they are one step closer to achieving their goal of becoming certified coaches. The NFF’s commitment to women’s football is evident in this initiative, and the results will undoubtedly have a positive impact on the sport in Nigeria.