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    WAFU-B Workshop to strengthen Women’s Football in West Africa

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    WAFU-B Workshop to strengthen Women’s Football in West Africa
    WAFU-B Workshop to strengthen Women’s Football in West Africa

    The West African Football Union Zone B Women’s Football Administrators Workshop is currently underway in Abuja. This workshop brings together officials from across the region.

    The three-day event, supported by the Confederation of African Football, began on April 26 and will continue through April 28.

    The workshop focuses on improving how the women’s game is managed and organised across WAFU-B nations. Discussions will be centred on sharing ideas, how to strengthen administrative structures, and practical ways to grow the sport.

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    The meeting also allows participating countries to align their plans and work more closely together, with the aim of developing women’s football across the region in a more coordinated way.

    Participants are expected to give a clear action plan before the workshop concludes on April 28, which should outline steps to be followed after the event.

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