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Dahiru Sadi, others named Gov Uba Sani Unity cup technical committee members

The Chairman of the Governor Uba Sani Unity cup, Tijani Babangida has appointed former Nigerian International, Dahiru Sadi, current head coach of the Nations U-17…

The Chairman of the Governor Uba Sani Unity cup, Tijani Babangida has appointed former Nigerian International, Dahiru Sadi, current head coach of the Nations U-17 team, Ahmed Lawal as members of the technical committee for the event which is billed to commence November 17, 2023.

Other members of the think tank committee, include current assistant coach to coach Nduka Ugbade, a man popularly known as Mourinho, Ahmadu Lawal Ofoje. He is also with the football college, Abuja. The other person in the group is the current U-15 chief coach, Patrick Bassey.

The rest are Gidi Mohammed, a former Ranchers bees captain who is also a state coach with sports council in Kaduna state, Al Amin, a talented youth coach, also with Kaduna state sports council, and Hassan Abdallah, a former coach with heartland fc of Owerri, who also worked with coach Samson Siasia as a national scout for the Nations U-23 team.

According to Babangida who himself was a former Nigerian international noted that the technical team is expected to move around the venues with a view to identifying very talented players that would be selected to form the new football club for the state.

Meanwhile, the draws for the tournament were held recently in the city of Kaduna, and the twenty-three local governments were divided into four centers.

 

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