Super Eagles’ medical doctor, Dr. Ibrahim Gyaran, and physiotherapist, Wale Oladejo, are in the United Kingdom for a three-day seminar on football medicine.
As the Nigeria Football Federation countenances a very busy summer with the senior national team due to engage in a high profile international friendly match in the United States of America, two crucial 2014 FIFA World Cup qualifying matches and the prestigious FIFA Confederations Cup, the two key officials are in the London to further improve their knowledge of treatment of Super Eagles’ players.
The theme of the seminar, taking place at the Queen Elizabeth Conference Centre and Wembley Stadium, London between April 20 and 22, is Football Medicine Strategy on Muscle and Tendon Injuries in Football Players.
Oladejo said: “We are very grateful for this opportunity to brush up our knowledge and capacity for taking good medical care of our National Team players. It is a marvelous opportunity.”
The seminar is being sponsored by The Football Association and F-MARC, world football governing body, FIFA’s medical group.
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