Acting Chairman of the SRFA Sadick Deen Nyarkoh and diverse support from the stakeholders continue to take football into a new trajectory in the Southern province with the region’s welcoming four new B-License coaches following their exceptional performance in the course organised by SLFA facilitated by the CAF Instructor John Edward Keister and others.

Head Coach of Seaside Rangers FC and Ibrahim Foday Musa, Ishmael John Bull Head Coach of 5:6 Football Academy, Assistant Coach 2 of Bo Rangers Kabineh Kamara and Patrick Uzor former Assistant Coach of Edmond Michael Foundation all successfully passed their exams with financial assistance from the SLFA President Thomas Daddy Brima, SLFA Exco Member Sadick Deen Nyarkoh and Bo Rangers’ Executive Chairman Babadi Kamara aided them greatly during the three weeks journey at the country’s capital in Freetown.

Chairman Ibrahim Foday Musa of the Bo District Coaches Association tendered appreciation to the stakeholders in the region for helping them attain another level in their coaching career as he spoke to NewsFeed Sierra Leone.

“The support of these stakeholders is unmeasurable they bought for us the forms that make us eligible to do the course and we also acknowledged the others that assisted us greatly during the three weeks we spent in Freetown” he noted.

He assured the residents of the Southern region of replicating what they have learned in the course to continue developing football in the country as a whole.

“Our success in the course is dedicated to everyone in the region because we know you supported us in diverse ways including through prayers and we want to assure you that we will continue to serve the interest of the region” Chairman Musa ascribed.



(takes2fitness)