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At Oshoala Academy, It’s Not Only Football, Players Are Exposed To Off Pitch Activities

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Since the birth of the Asisat Oshoala Academy (AOA) in Lagos, the academy has been able to carve a niche for itself as a top-notch learning environment for Nigerian budding female footballers.

Asisat Oshoala Academy is a place to be for players who aim higher to become future stars in the round leather game at the same time be exposed to other life career.

“At AOA, we believe the football pitch is not the only path to success for our inspiring female footballers. We aim to increase the number of diverse opportunities for them to experience life in different fields and acquire knowledge in choosing a career path aside their passion for soccer,” said one of the instructors.

Asisat Oshoala Academy is being supported by Nike and Women Win.

 

 

 

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