Bolu Fagborun appointed Nigeria Women’s Rugby team coach
The Nigeria Rugby League has appointed Bolu Fagborun as the head coach of the women’s national rugby team. SportsRation reports.
Fagborun, who previously led the men’s team to victory in the MEA Championship 2024, will now bring his extensive coaching experience to the women’s squad.
Fagborun’s first test in his new role will be the World Cup qualifiers against Kenya. The series begins on September 19 in Nairobi, with the second match scheduled for September 22 in the same city. Success in these matches will secure Nigeria a place in the World Series next year.
Ade Adebisi, vice chairman of the Nigeria Rugby League, expressed enthusiasm about the appointment, stating, “We are thrilled to have Bolu Fagborun take on the role of head coach for our women’s national team. His exceptional coaching abilities and previous successes with the men’s team make him the ideal choice to lead our women as they strive to qualify for the World Cup.”
The Nigeria Rugby League and its supporters are fully backing the women’s team as they prepare for this important challenge. The team’s performance in the upcoming qualifiers is highly anticipated, and the league is committed to providing all necessary support for a successful campaign.
