The three-day World Rugby coaching, refereeing and medical course organised by the Nigeria Rugby Football Federation (NRFF) ended in Abuja on Saturday, with the federation charging participants to return to their communities and apply their new knowledge. According to a statement by the media team, NRFF President Dr. Ademola Are urged the coaches, referees and medical officers to become catalysts for rugby development in their respective states, saying the sport's growth depends on their commitment and expertise. Are also called for stronger collaboration among stakeholders, noting that a coordinated approach would help create a more sustainable structure for rugby development. World Rugby East and Southern Africa representatives were present at the course.
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