Ibrahim Nabado, the coach of Niger Vipers of Minna, was on Saturday in Abuja elected as the new president of the National Association of Handball Coaches.
84 coaches from all the states of the federation were present to cast their votes in the election.
It was held at the velodrome of the Abuja National Stadium.
Four coaches contested for the post of the President, with Nabado winning the election with 61 votes.
Henry Ohi has four votes, Adamu Habu 18 votes, Aaron Okojie nil vote and one invalid vote.
Tomi Olamide, the head coach of Owena Queens of Akure, won the post of Welfare Officer with 49 votes, while his opponent Tunde Cole got 32 votes.
Ogundoro Sanjo won the post of Public Relations Officer (PRO) with 61 votes, while opponent Madula Okoye got 20 and there were three invalid votes.
The other officials on the association’s executive committee were elected unopposed.
These are General Secretary, Innocent Nwankwo; Assistant secretary, Eunice Ogbotobo; Financial Secretary, Sunday Ajana; Treasurer, Esther Emmanuel; and Auditor, Sheba Jefferson.
