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NFF organises training exercise for referees

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The Nigeria Football Federation Referees Committee has organised a training programme for referees.

Referees from Nigeria Women Football League, Nigeria National League and the Nationwide League One benefited from the exercise.

The training programme took place at the Samuel Ogbemudia Stadium, Benin.

The exercise began with a medical and physical fitness test.

The 2024-25 NNL season will kick-off on Saturday, November 30.

A date for the NWFL season is yet to be announced by the organisers.

NFF organises training exercise for referees

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