Sanusi spoke at the closing ceremony of the programme, which took participants through both practical and classroom sessions.
Browsing: Dr. Mohammed Sanusi
Ambassador Rimi received the entourage of the Nigeria U20 boys at the town hall of the Nigeria Embassy in Cairo, Egypt on Saturday.
Reports on Saturday, quoting the player’s agent, said Atsu was found dead in the rubble and his remains had been flown to Ghana for burial, sending shock waves round the universe.
Discussions centred around support the body wear and footwear giant has been giving to Nigeria’s National Teams.
The Super Falcons will commence their Africa Cup of Nations camping programme in Rabat, Morocco in a fortnight.
The NFF has in the meantime withdrawn the two-and-half years contract offered the team’s coaches.
The NFF General Secretary, Dr. Mohammed Sanusi, offered the explanation in a statement on Wednesday in Abuja
Three –time African champions Nigeria and four –time African champions Ghana clash for one of Africa’s slots at the 22nd FIFA World Cup finals, with Ghana hosting the first leg in Kumasi on Friday and the Nigeria hosting the fierce arch rivals in Abuja on Tuesday next week.
The NFF General Secretary, Dr. Mohammed Sanusi, spoke on behalf of the football house in a statement on Thursday.
At a virtual meeting with Youth and Sports Minister Sunday Dare and chieftains of the Nigeria Football Federation on Tuesday night, Coaches Augustine Eguavoen and Emmanuel Amuneke and the playing body said they are aware of the huge challenge that Ghana’s Black Stars will present in next month’s two-legged play-off, but are determined to emerge victorious.
Sanusi said this on when he declared open the Coaches’ Instructors Course in the Federal Capital Territory, Abuja
The NFF made this known in a press statement by its spokesperson, Ademola Olajire, on Thursday.
The Black Stars and the Warriors will take to the pitch of Cape Coast Stadium as from 4pm on October 9, 2021.
CAF has already moved the game, earlier scheduled for Thursday, 2nd September forward by a day to Wednesday, 1st September and the respected Nigerian administrator is already in the Egyptian capital to superintend proceedings of the Day 1 encounter.
He was 73.
General Secretary of the Federation, Dr Mohammed Sanusi, who as head of administration is the editor-in-chief of the publication, said the all-colour magazine will document for posterity the activities, events and programmes of the NFF, capturing and freezing in time texts and photos on major footballing issues and actions for generations to come. “It will be distributed to several interests, concerns and institutions within and outside the football family, within Nigeria and internationally.
Ejo, who has led the Supersand Eagles to several FIFA World Cup and Beach Soccer AFCON campaigns, lost the battle against diabetes on Saturday evening.
The NFF General Secretary, Dr. Mohammed Sanusi, praised the towering goaltender for his glorious service to fatherland in the round leather game, delivering his best anytime he turned out for both the Senior Men Team (then known as Green Eagles) and Rangers International FC of Enugu.
World football-governing body, FIFA organized the programme with the world-famous International Centre for Sports Studies and in collaboration with the Nelson Mandela University in Port Elizabeth, South Africa. The closing ceremony of the programme was held via video conference due to the coronavirus pandemic.
At a brief meeting of the NFF Management with Waldrum at the Sunday Dankaro House headquarters of the Federation on Monday morning, NFF General Secretary, Dr Mohammed Sanusi said the Amaju Melvin Pinnick-led administration is resolute in harnessing available human, material and non-physical resources and assets to uplift the nine-time African champions to eventual world beaters.