Nigerian football is beloved, but it faces major challenges holding it back from reaching its full potential. Issues like poor funding, inadequate facilities, and inconsistent management have hindered progress.
To fix these problems, there needs to be stronger investment in youth academies and grassroots development. Transparent governance and better support for local leagues can also create a more competitive environment.
With these changes, Nigerian football can reclaim its glory and produce world-class talents that shine on the global stage once again.
Zainab
3 hrs agoNigerian football is beloved, but it faces major challenges holding it back from reaching its full potential. Issues like poor funding, inadequate facilities, and inconsistent management have hindered progress.
To fix these problems, there needs to be stronger investment in youth academies and grassroots development. Transparent governance and better support for local leagues can also create a more competitive environment.
With these changes, Nigerian football can reclaim its glory and produce world-class talents that shine on the global stage once again.