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Coaches, Media Officers storm Ikenne for NNL Pre-season seminar

Coaches and Media Officers of clubs of the country’s second tier League have started arriving Remo Stars Sports Complex Ikenne, Ogun State for the NNL Pre-season seminar which is expected to kick off on Monday, October, 28, 2024.
The seminar which is coming on the heels of the successes recorded in the maiden edition held last year is being organised to prepare coaches and media officers well ahead of the commencement of the 2024/2025 League season.
According to the NNL League Board, seasoned coaches and resource persons that will handle the seminar includes; renowned retired FIFA badged referee, Chukwudi Chukwujekwu, former Super Eagles Assistant coach Fatai Amoo, Alphonsus Dike, Thiago Conde, media Practitioners Tony  Ubani, John Joshua Akanji and Oluchi Tobex Tobechukwu among others.

Speaking ahead of the seminar, Chairman of NNL, Mr. George Aluo assured that all arrangement has been put in place for a seamless seminar just as he expressed hope that it will meet the objectives of the League Board which the maiden edition contributed greatly in making last year’s season very exciting.

He was also full of praises to the proprietor of Remo Stars Football Club, Kunle Soname for sponsoring the seminar; saying that members of his board are proud of what he’s doing to change the narratives of the country’s football ecosystem.
“We have put all logistics on ground to ensure we have a successful seminar and we hope that at the end, the participants will be well equipped to do those things that will help in consolidating on the successes we achieved last season.
” It’s equally important that I commend Kunle Soname for believing in us and accepting to sponsor the seminar for the second year and we’re ever grateful to his contributions in moving the country’s football forward”, he stressed.

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