The Nigeria Football Federation (NFF) has inaugurated the CAF B License Coaching Course after a seven-year hiatus.
The Independent Mirror reports that the program, which commenced on Monday at the FIFA Goal Project site within the Package B section of the MKO Abiola National Stadium in Abuja
The program will future 25 coaches undergo intensive training to meet the Confederation of African Football (CAF)’s certification requirements.
CAF has established a structured framework for coaching certifications to equip coaches across the continent with essential skills and knowledge.
The CAF B License specifically targets coaches seeking advanced training, particularly those aiming to manage professional or semi-professional teams.
Speaking at the inauguration, NFF President Ibrahim Gusau expressed his delight at the revival of the programme, describing it as the fulfillment of one of his campaign promises. Gusau urged the participating coaches to give their best and make the federation proud.
Also speaking, NFF Technical Director Augustine Eguavoen noted that the course had been in the works for a long time and expressed his satisfaction at its eventual commencement.
A total of 25 coaches from across the country will benefit from the CAF B-License certification facilitated by the Nigeria Football Federation.
Notably, Shehu Jinjiri of Barau U-19 is the only participant from Kano State taking part in the course.
