Nigeria Football Association Chairman Aisha Falode, during the weekend, met with La Liga Women's Women's Department officials to exploit the possibility of extinguishing co-operation between the Women's League management and NWFL, which was signed several months later first.
The meeting was the continuation of the agreement signed in February 2018, along with LaLiga and the Nigerian Women's Football League (NWFL) in order to initiate co-operation between the two entities.
The meeting, which took place at the LaLiga headquarters in Madrid, was attended by Pedro Malabia, head of LaLiga women’s football, Aisha Falode, president of the NWFL, Timothy Timisire, Commercial and Corporate Strategy Director of the NWFL and Javier del Rio, Director of the LaLiga office in Nigeria.
Purpose of the meeting was to gain a better understanding of how LaLiga is developing women’s football in Spain, as well as to learn about the development and future of the women’s competition in Nigeria.
The meeting, which took place at the LaLiga headquarters in Madrid, was attended by Pedro Malabia, head of LaLiga women’s football, Aisha Falode, president of the NWFL, Timothy Timisire, Commercial and Corporate Strategy Director of the NWFL and Javier del Rio, Director of the LaLiga office in Nigeria.
Purpose of the meeting was to gain a better understanding of how LaLiga is developing women’s football in Spain, as well as to learn about the development and future of the women’s competition in Nigeria.
Other points on the agenda included the discussion related to initiatives targeted at raising visibility, marketing strategies and economic growth targets. Delegates from the African competition also expressed a special interest in understanding the structures of the Liga Iberdrola clubs, for which Pablo Mantilla, director of the Valencia Foundation, and Marina Gassent, coordinator of the women’s section of Valencia CF were also present in the meeting.
The agreement, signed in February, outlines the intention of promoting women’s football in both countries through the exchange of marketing intelligence and strategies and the implementation of actions devised to boost visibility and awareness.
Also,another objective is to sensitize women’s access to sports management, as well as drive greater cooperation in the development and implementation of corporate social responsibility actions that promote gender equality and the integration of women not only in football, but also in other sports.
The signing of this agreement reflects both institutions’ commitment to maintaining the sustainable development and growth of women’s football both in Spain and in Nigeria.
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