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Plans in top gear for 2022 W/Africa Sitting Volleyball Championship

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Plans are currently in top gear for the 2022 West Africa Sitting Volleyball Championship with teams expected to arrive in Nigeria on Saturday 10 December 2022.

The competition being organised by the West Africa ParaVolley will be hosted by the Nigeria ParaVolley Federation under the leadership of Kayode Ladele.

According to the schedule released by the federation, the Technical Meeting for participating teams will be held on Sunday 11 December while the Para Beach Volleyball will be launched in Nigeria on Monday 12 December.

Clubs have already been confirmed from the Republic of Benin, Ghana and awaiting confirmation from teams from Sierra Leone who will join teams from Nigeria to compete in the first-ever competition of the West Africa ParaVolley.

“We are excited to be hosting this first edition of the competition which is targeted at promoting health rivalry among countries in West Africa and developing the sport at the regional level. When this was being discussed, Nigeria jumped at the idea of hosting the competition because it is in line with our short, medium and long-term plans as a federation when we got elected a few months ago.”

Explaining the idea behind the competition, he said although the competition does not serve as a qualification for any international tournament, it is the first step of many federations within the West African sub-region to develop the sport within their countries.

“With constant competitions, we will not only expose our athletes to international competitions which will ultimately improve their games, but it will also show the world how amazing our players can be if given the right platform of expression and development.”

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FCT FA Announces Composition of Standing Committees to Strengthen Football Development

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The Federal Capital Territory Football Association (FCT FA) is pleased to announce the composition of its first Six standing committees as part of our commitment to fostering football development, governance, and innovation across the region.

 These committees will serve as the backbone of our strategic operations, ensuring effective management and sustainable growth of football in the FCT.

In a statement signed on Sunday by the FA Chairman Adam Mouktar Mohammed to use their wealth of experience to drive football development to the greater heights

“As we inaugurate these standing committees, we reaffirm our dedication to making football in the FCT a model for other regions. Each committee has been carefully composed to include individuals with the expertise, passion, and commitment needed to drive football development to greater heights. We look forward to the collaborative efforts of all stakeholders in achieving our goals.”

The newly constituted committees are as follows:

1. Technical and Development Committee

Chairman: Bassey Patrick

Mandate: To oversee the development of football talent, coaching programs, and grassroots initiatives, while ensuring the implementation of global best practices in technical advancements.

2. Competitions and Events Committee

Chairman: Hon Salihu Kolo

Mandate: To plan, organize, and manage all competitions and events under the FCT FA, ensuring they meet national and international standards.

3. Finance and Sponsorship Committee

Chairman: Hon Dr John Gabaya

Mandate: To develop financial strategies, secure sponsorships, and oversee the financial health of the association to ensure transparency and accountability.

4. Media and Public Relations Committee

Chairman: Uche Nwudoh

Mandate: To enhance the association’s visibility through strategic communication, public engagement, and digital media outreach, while building a positive image for football in the FCT.

5. Ethics and Disciplinary Committee

Chairman:

1) Hashimu O Adams.

2) Barr Jimmy Kadiri (Secretary)

3) Musa Yusuf Abaji

4) Hulda Nkwocha

5) Mansur Abdullahi

Mandate: To uphold the highest standards of integrity and fairness in FCT football by addressing disciplinary matters, ensuring compliance with rules, and promoting ethical conduct among all stakeholders.

6) Women Committee

1) Pat Ajuma (Chair Woman)

2) Maryam Muhammed

3) Adanna Nwaneri

4) Joyce Jegede

5) Bukar Mohammed

6) Hajia Bilkis

Future Appointments: The FCT FA is committed to inclusivity and will continue to announce additional committees in the coming weeks to address other critical areas of our operations, including Area Councils, Strategic Development & Partnerships, Youth football, referees’ development, and player welfare, Facilities,  Media & PR, Appeals. These appointments will align with our vision to create a vibrant and competitive football ecosystem in the FCT.

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