African Coaches Connect

As we celebrate Liberia’s 177th anniversary as Africa’s oldest independent nation, the African Coaches Connect (ACC) reflects and focus on the journey of developing football, African coaches, and the Liberian football community. For nearly two centuries, Liberia has symbolized hope and independence in Africa, just as football represents unity, resilience, and progress. We acknowledge significant […]

The leadership of African Coaches Connect (ACC) applauds the exemplary leadership of the Nigeria Football Coaches Association (NFCA), Oyo State Chapter, under Coach Akinola Olatunji’s guidance. Their selfless act of providing financial assistance to female coaches attending the CAF C Course in Abuja demonstrates true leadership and a commitment to empowering others. This gesture is

African Coaches Connect (ACC) is delighted and applauds the Nigeria Football Federation (NFF) on the pioneering CAF C Coaching Course exclusively for women. This landmark program, scheduled at the NFF/FIFA Technical Centre in Abuja, aims to empower female coaches and promote gender equality in football. Starting July 15th, 2024, thirty talented coaches, including retired players

ACC lend presence and felicitate with the Liberian Football Federation at the graduation ceremony of 42 graduate CAF C’ Coaches held at the LFA Headquarters in the Swankamore Community in Monrovia, Liberia. Most of the 42 coaches are ACC compliance and here in the words of one of the Coaches that graduated; Coach Sheriff Mohammed

African Coaches Connect, ACC has continued to spread it’s tentacles into different spheres with critical and strategic partnerships that will birth Sports and Human development. In it’s determined resolve to improve Mankind and Community in the area of education, ACC has established partnership withKidsKare Early Learning Centre, Maryland, United States of America. This will help

One of the interesting literature textbooks read by yours sincerely in my earliest days in high school was one of Africa’s great author, Camara Laye, the AFRICAN CHILD. I digress. The 2023 AFCON went to bed late on Sunday evening at Alhassane Quattara stadium, Abidjan, Cote D’Ivoire. The host nation, Cote D’Ivoire deservedly lifted the

From about midnight Tuesday till present, every major street and suburb in Cote D’Ivoire, from Yamouskoro to Abidjan, and from Korhogo to Bouake, San-Pédro to Bondoukou, Trench Ville to Abobo, Pour Bouyet to Yopougon, etc,erupted into a big party and carnival of celebration with everyone, even Non-Ivorien was dancing soukous. The sudden celebration and joy

African Coaches Connect celebrate and felicitate her very own Special Counselor and Members Educational Learning Council. Coach Patrick Olanrewaju Olalere. Patrict now hugs the wall of Carson-Newman University, Jefferson City, Tennessee, USA., as an indutee into the prestigeous University Hall Of Fame. Patrick Olalere (1993) – The first All-American in the history of the Carson-Newman

African Coaches Connect has condemned in strongest terms the recent reign of terror at Malumfashi Stadium in Katsina, during the NNL fixture between Sokoto United FC and the host, Malumfashi FC. In the wake of the havoc reportedly wreaked by the volatile home fans, Coach Mansur Abdullahi was beaten to a pulp and bloodied. ACC