Okocha, West, Agali make NFF technical study group

The Nigerian Football Federation (NFF), has launched a new Technical Study Group which will be headed by former Super Eagles stars.

NFF president Amaju Pinnick announced that the TSG members will include ex-Super Eagles star Taribo West, Austin Okocha and Victor Agali.

“The Audit Committee will complement the efforts of our external auditors, PriceWaterHouse Coopers, and much is expected of them,” Pinnick said.

He stated that the Technical Study Group would function as a committee, collating, analysing and putting data at the disposal of the NFF.

The trio will also analyse data as well as coming up with new thinking that can enhance the rapid development of the game in Nigeria.

“The Chairman, Alhaji Abba Yola, needs no introduction. He is someone who has seen it all in sports administration and we thank him immensely for accepting to serve Nigerian football in this capacity,” added Pinnick.

“In due course, members of the Technical Study Group will be attached to the various National Teams to impact on those teams.”

Sporting Tribune

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