Over the years, research have proven that coaching courses, seminars and programs are paramount in the modern day sporting activities globally, and so the Rangers Management Cooperation has congratulated Coach Ebere Amarizu on the successful completion of his coaching industrial training with Rangers International Football Club (Enugu).
To this end, Coach Ebere Amaraizu who recently concluded his coaching IT with the 2016 Nigeria Professional Football League (NPFL) side, as part of the requirements of the National Institute for Sports (NIS) where he has graduated from football coaching.
In a letter of completion of Industrial Training/Attachment to Coach Amaraizu by the company and which was signed by the Admin Secretary, Barrister Ferdinand Ugwuara on behalf of the club which was made available to newsmen at Rangers Management Cooperation Office, GRA over the weekend, he was observed to be diligent, hardworking and obedient adhoc official while undergoing his attachment as a trainee coach, and we are also wishing him successful future in his coaching endeavours.
In his response, Coach Ebere Amaraizu thanked Rangers Management Corporation (RMC) for the opportunity granted him to serve with the club that club remains one of the household name in the country and continent of Africa, adding that is more than just a football club but a movement.
He further added that he is indeed thankful to the National institute For Sports for sending him to the club for his IT, noting that the experience and exposure garned with the coaching crew led by the technical adviser, Abdul Maikaba, backroom staff and players is a dream come and will facilitate his ambition of obtaining a Confederation of Africa Football (CAF) coaching license courses.
However, Amaraizu who hails from Abia State is also an Olympic solidarity sports administrator and manager as well as the South East Director of the Nation Wide League One (NLO) and currently the chairman and vice chairman of the Enugu State Taekwondo Association and Boxing Association respectively .
