The Nigeria Rugby League has announced the appointment of Bolu Fagborun as the head coach for the women’s national team, ahead of the World Cup qualifiers against Kenya.
Fagborun, a seasoned coach with a proven track record of success, previously led the national men’s team to victory in the MEA Championship 2024 in Ghana.
Fagborun’s extensive experience and leadership skills are expected to drive the women’s team to success as they aim for a spot in the World Cup. The upcoming qualifiers against Kenya offer a crucial opportunity for the women’s team to shine on the international stage.
“We are thrilled to have Bolu Fagborun lead our women’s national team.
“His proven coaching abilities make him the ideal choice as the team strives to qualify for the World Cup,” said Ade Adebisi, Vice Chairman of the Nigeria Rugby League
The Nigeria Rugby League and its supporters are eagerly anticipating the qualifiers and are committed to supporting the women’s team on this crucial journey. The qualifiers schedule has Nigeria facing off against Kenya for Match 1 on September 19 in Nairobi, Kenya, while Match 2 will be held at the same venue on September 22.
If the team secures victory under Fagborun’s guidance, they will advance to the World Series next year. The appointment of Fagborun is seen as a strategic move to boost the team’s chances of success, and his experience and expertise are expected to make a significant impact on the team’s performance.
The Nigeria Rugby League is confident that Fagborun’s leadership will inspire the team to achieve greatness, and his appointment has generated excitement among fans and supporters. As the team prepares for the qualifiers, they are poised to make a strong statement on the international stage.
