The Ogun State Football Association (OGSFA) has announced the inauguration of a Youth Committee to spearhead the development of youth football within the state, following a directive from the Nigeria Football Federation (NFF).
This initiative aims to discover and nurture young football talents, ranging from ages 11 to 20, across both male and female categories.
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The inauguration ceremony is scheduled for Friday, July 19, 2024, at 11 a.m. It will be held at the Office Secretariat of the Ogun State Football Association, located in the MKO Abiola International Stadium, Kuto, Abeokuta.
The Youth Committee will be chaired by Alhaji Ganiyu Majekodunmi, with Coach Femi Bamgboye serving as Vice Chairman.
The committee comprises a diverse group of individuals dedicated to the growth of football in Ogun State. The members are:
1. Alhaji Ganiyu Majekodunmi – Chairman
2. Coach Femi Bamgboye – Vice Chairman
3. Dr. Bayo Oluwatoki – Member
4. Coach Victor Agbagu – Member
5. Mr. Omotunde Adamson – Member
6. Mr. Oseni Oluwasegun – Member
7. Prince Adeniyi Adeyinka – Member
8. Alhaji Hammed Adebayo – Member
9. Dauda Ibrahim – Member
10. Onikute Michael – Member
11. Mrs. Agbabiaka Sekinat Mojisola – Member
12. Ayodeji Sakirudeen – Member
13. Ibrahim Nasiru – Member
14. Mrs. Olanike Titilayo Lawal – Member
15. Mr. Nofiu Abimbola – Member
16. Mr. Adeleke John – Secretary
17. Ogunsiji Michael – Media Officer
The establishment of this committee is a significant step towards structured youth development in Ogun State, ensuring that young footballers receive the necessary support and training to reach their full potential.
The committee’s responsibilities will include organizing youth leagues, scouting for talent, and providing training programs tailored to different age categories.
The Ogun State Football Association encourages all stakeholders, including parents, coaches, and football enthusiasts, to support this initiative and contribute to the growth of youth football in the region.