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Togolese Handball Federation commends IHF-licensed agent Aminu Ibraheem after successful clinic

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Joel Ajayi

The President of the Togolese Handball Federation, Yawovi Dogbo, has commended International Handball Federation (IHF)-licensed agent Aminu Ibraheem for his efforts in educating clubs on player transfer procedures.

Dogbo gave the commendation following a successful one-week sensitisation programme for club presidents and secretaries-general in Togo on Friday, August 7, 2026.

Dogbo, who also serves as the 2nd Vice President of the Confederation of African Handball (CAHB), said Ibraheem provided detailed explanations of the procedures and requirements involved in player transfers.

“He made a good impression on me, both as a former handball international and as someone who has been involved in the player transfer business for a while now,” Dogbo said.

The CAHB official also praised the initiative, noting that proper understanding of transfer regulations would help clubs and players navigate the international transfer system more effectively.

Reacting, the Nigerian former international expressed gratitude to the Togolese Handball Federation for the opportunity to sensitise clubs in the country.

Ibraheem emphasised the abundance of handball talent across Africa, saying agents from the continent can play a key role in identifying and promoting players to international clubs.

“Talents abound in Africa, and agents from the region can help sell our players internationally. This will, in turn, contribute to the growth and development of our local leagues,” he said.

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Lagos Women Run: Kit Collection Begins Tuesday

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Cyril Ogar

The collection of kits for the forthcoming 2026 Lagos Women Run starts on Tuesday at the Teslim Balogun Stadium, Lagos.

Coordinator of the annual event, Tayo Popoola, who stated this stressed that all was set for the exercise.
Popoola explained that it was important to create enough time for this to ensure the event starts promptly on Saturday at the Tafawa Balewa Square. Time is 7.am.

“Registered participants have three days to collect their kits while those who prefer to wear their own kits can also do so on Saturday.

“We understand that some people might not have the chance and that is why we are flexible about this,” Popoola said.

The 10km run holds on November 14.

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