Nigeria’s Football Federation (NFF) says it has received approval from the Confederation of African Football (CAF) to restart the CAF A coaching course following a long gap. Premium Times and The Punch both report that the CAF’s approval clears the way for the course to resume after a nine-year hiatus, which had interrupted higher-level coaching certification in Nigeria. NFF’s Head of Coaching Education, Terry Eguaoje, describes the decision as a major milestone for coaching development in the country. The reports present the approval as an official step toward reintroducing the CAF A-license training pathway for prospective coaches in Nigeria. While the sources agree on the CAF endorsement and the pause in the programme, they do not provide additional details on the course schedule, the location, or the number of coaching slots. The information, as presented across both outlets, focuses on the institutional development—CAF’s nod to NFF—rather than on outcomes from the training itself, which is expected to follow after the restart is arranged by the federation.