African Coaches Connect (ACC) is proud to announce that four of its esteemed members have achieved a remarkable milestone in their coaching careers. Coaches Anthony, Justice Uche, Rasak Lawal, and Oghenekewve Aghara have successfully obtained the UYFC, FFC, BKFC coaching certificates in Cambodia, demonstrating their dedication to excellence in football coaching.
This achievement is a testament to the ACC’s mission to connect, empower, and elevate African coaches to compete on the global stage. The four coaches underwent rigorous training and evaluation, showcasing their expertise and passion for the sport.
“We are thrilled to see our members excel in their coaching careers,” said Coach Eldred Sunju-Abbey, ACC’s Founder and President. “This achievement not only reflects their hard work but also highlights the ACC’s efforts to bridge the gap between African coaches and global standards.”
As Dr. Gabriel Ken Gadaffi, General Coordinator, Cambodia and Special Counselor on Asian Infrastructural Development and Acquisition, aptly notes: “The future of football belongs to those who are willing to learn, adapt, and push beyond their limits. These four coaches have embodied this spirit, and their achievement is a shining example of what can be accomplished through dedication and perseverance.”
The UYFC, FFC, BKFC coaching certificates are recognized internationally, and this accomplishment will undoubtedly open doors for Coaches Anthony, Justice Uche, Rasak Lawal, and Oghenekewve Aghara to share their knowledge and expertise with the global football community.
African Coaches Connect congratulates these outstanding coaches on their achievement and looks forward to their continued success in shaping the future of African football.
