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John Obi Mikel Calls For Ex-Internationals To Lead Sports Federations

Adejuyigbe FrancisBy Adejuyigbe FrancisAugust 19, 2024No Comments1 Min Read
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John Obi Mikel Calls for Ex-Internationals to Lead Sports Federations.

Former Super Eagles captain John Obi Mikel has made a strong case for ex-internationals to be appointed as Presidents of sports federations. Mikel, who enjoyed a distinguished career both at the club and international levels, argued that those who have played or actively participated in sports at the highest level are best suited to run the federations governing these sports.

 

Mikel’s demand reflects a growing sentiment among sports professionals who believe that the experience and expertise of former athletes are crucial in effectively managing and developing sports in Nigeria. He stressed that ex-internationals possess the knowledge and understanding required to address the challenges facing sports in the country, particularly football.





 

Mikel’s call comes at a time when there is increasing debate about the leadership of sports bodies in Nigeria, with many advocating for a shift towards having sports federations led by individuals with direct experience in the sport.

 

This suggestion, if implemented, could herald a new era for Nigerian sports, where the leadership is closely aligned with the on-field realities of the athletes they represent.

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