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Officials of the Nigeria National U17 team (The Golden Eaglet) with the Technical Director of the Academy SAmuel Elijahh(MON), his Assistant Shuaib Olatunji and the Head of Communications Ibrahim Jatto During a friendly match at the Fifa Goal Project Abuja (After a match between KFA U17 vs Golden Eaglet Which ended 1-1) Dec 23rd, 2020
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Kwara Football Academy (KFA), an initiative of the Former Kwara State Governor, Dr. Bukola Saraki was opened by the President of the Confederation of African Football (CAF) Issau Hayatou in 2005 to discover young soccer talents in Nigeria and the rest of Africa and make them better persons in the society. The academy’s focus is on skill development. It is open to all regardless of place of origin.The academy currently has seven coaches who are all former international football players with coaching certificates.
The Kwara Football Academy, a private initiative that was brought to life with the support of the State Government. It was established as a centre for youths development, using football as the medium of empowerement. The academy provides a conducive and unique sorrounding to keep youths away from drugs, violence and other unhealthy activities .With about 150 students currently, KFA is aimed at training footballers between the ages of 10 and 20 years to compete favourably with their counterparts at international levels. Continue Reading
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