Rangers CEO lauds security chief for CAF Safe Stadium training
Rangers International F.C.’s General Manager and CEO, Amobi Ezeaku Esq., has commended the club’s Chief Security Officer, S.P. James Ubochi Rtd., for completing the CAF organized Safe Stadium Initiative Training Workshop in Abuja.
At a formal reception on January 14, 2025, Ezeaku lauded Ubochi for his exemplary representation of the club during the intensive three day training. The workshop, led by CAF’s Head of Safety and Security, Dr. Christian Emeruwa, focused on strategies to enhance safety and protect lives and property in stadium environments.
The event drew participants from across various sectors, including representatives from the 20 NPFL clubs. Ezeaku expressed confidence that Ubochi’s newly acquired expertise would bolster security measures at Rangers’ match venues, ensuring a safer experience for players, staff, and fans alike.
Editorial
The successful completion of CAF’s Safe Stadium Initiative Training by Rangers’ Chief Security Officer, S.P. James Ubochi, underscores the growing emphasis on security in African football. With incidents of crowd disturbances and safety concerns often overshadowing matches, CAF’s proactive approach to addressing these issues is commendable.
Ubochi’s participation not only reflects Rangers International F.C.’s commitment to best practices but also highlights the importance of equipping security personnel with the tools to handle complex stadium dynamics. The knowledge gained will be instrumental in safeguarding lives, ensuring smooth match operations, and enhancing the overall fan experience.
For Nigerian football, this development sets a positive precedent. By prioritizing safety, clubs and governing bodies send a strong message about their dedication to professionalism and the welfare of all stakeholders.
Rangers International F.C.’s General Manager and CEO, Amobi Ezeaku Esq., has commended the club’s Chief Security Officer, S.P. James Ubochi Rtd., for completing the CAF organized Safe Stadium Initiative Training Workshop in Abuja.
At a formal reception on January 14, 2025, Ezeaku lauded Ubochi for his exemplary representation of the club during the intensive three day training. The workshop, led by CAF’s Head of Safety and Security, Dr. Christian Emeruwa, focused on strategies to enhance safety and protect lives and property in stadium environments.
The event drew participants from across various sectors, including representatives from the 20 NPFL clubs. Ezeaku expressed confidence that Ubochi’s newly acquired expertise would bolster security measures at Rangers’ match venues, ensuring a safer experience for players, staff, and fans alike.
Editorial
The successful completion of CAF’s Safe Stadium Initiative Training by Rangers’ Chief Security Officer, S.P. James Ubochi, underscores the growing emphasis on security in African football. With incidents of crowd disturbances and safety concerns often overshadowing matches, CAF’s proactive approach to addressing these issues is commendable.
Ubochi’s participation not only reflects Rangers International F.C.’s commitment to best practices but also highlights the importance of equipping security personnel with the tools to handle complex stadium dynamics. The knowledge gained will be instrumental in safeguarding lives, ensuring smooth match operations, and enhancing the overall fan experience.
For Nigerian football, this development sets a positive precedent. By prioritizing safety, clubs and governing bodies send a strong message about their dedication to professionalism and the welfare of all stakeholders.