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NFCA Kano State Chapter Organizes Capacity-Building Seminar For Coaches

 

By Muzammil Dalha Yola 

The Nigeria Football Coaches Association (NFCA) Kano State Chapter, in collaboration with the Kano State Football Association, is organizing a two-day modern football coaching seminar. The event, scheduled to take place on 17th and 18th August 2024, aims to equip coaches with the latest techniques and knowledge in the sport.

Renowned resource persons, including Barrister Ibrahim Gwadabe Esq., Abdu Maikaba Fagge, Usman Sharif AbdAllah, Nasiru Ibrahim, Abdulgaffar Oladimeji, Dr. Nura Garba, and Dr. Sani Garba BUK, will lead sessions on various topics such as:

- Modern Football Methods

- Laws of the Game

- Football Marketing and Scouting

- Legal Implications in Football Coaching and Management

- Roles of Media in Coaching

- Roles of Sports Scientists in Football

Registration for the seminar is N20,000, with a 50% discount for NFCA Kano State Chapter registered members. Payments should be made to the account listed.

Account number: 2077929927

Account name: Kano State Football Coaches Council 

Bank: UBA 

Deadline for registration: 10th August 2024

For more information, please contact:

 Coach Sule Wreca (08090765152).

Coach Mansur Abdullahi (08034131590)

Coach Jabir Hassan (08039700956).

This seminar promises to be a valuable opportunity for coaches to enhance their skills and stay up-to-date with the latest developments in modern football. Don't miss out!

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