Best Ogedegbe
 Best Ogedegbe | |
|---|---|
| Ɗan Adam | |
| Bayanai | |
| Jinsi | namiji |
| Ƙasar asali | Najeriya |
Country for sport (en)  | Najeriya |
| Shekarun haihuwa | 3 Satumba 1954 |
| Wurin haihuwa | Lagos |
| Lokacin mutuwa | 28 Satumba 2009 |
| Wurin mutuwa | Ibadan |
| Sana'a |
ɗan wasan ƙwallon ƙafa da association football coach (en) |
| Matsayin daya buga/kware a ƙungiya | Mai tsaran raga |
| Mamba na ƙungiyar wasanni |
Shooting Stars SC (en) , Ƙungiyar ƙwallon ƙafar Najeriya da Abiola Babes (en) |
| Wasa | ƙwallon ƙafa |
| Participant in (en) |
1980 Summer Olympics (en) , 1980 African Cup of Nations (en) da 1982 African Cup of Nations (en) |
Best Ogedegbe (ranar 3 ga watan Satumban 1954 - ranar 28 ga watan Satumban 2009) shi ne mai tsaron ragar ƙwallon ƙafa ta Najeriya.
Sana'a[gyara sashe | gyara masomin]
Ya buga wasa da Shooting Stars FC mafi yawan rayuwarsa, kuma shi ne mai tsaron gida a lokacin da Shooting Stars ta lashe kofin Nahiyar na farko a Najeriya, wato gasar cin kofin nahiyar Afirka a cikin shekarar 1976.
Ayyukan ƙasa da ƙasa[gyara sashe | gyara masomin]
Ogedegbe ya buga wa ƙungiyar ƙwallon ƙafa ta Najeriya wasa (a lokacin da ake kira "Green Eagles") lokacin da suka lashe gasar cin kofin ƙasashen Afirka a shekara ta 1980. Ya kuma wakilci Najeriya a gasar Olympics ta bazara a shekarar 1980 a birnin Moscow.
Aikin koyarwa[gyara sashe | gyara masomin]
Ogedegbe mataimakin koci ne a lokacin kakar 2008 – 09 na Dolphins FC [1] Ya kuma kasance tsohon mataimaki tare da Wikki Tourists da kuma ƙungiyar masu lambar azurfa ta shekarar 2008 Summer Olympics.
Mutuwa[gyara sashe | gyara masomin]
Ya rasu yana da shekaru 55 a Asibitin Kwalejin Jami’ar Ibadan a ranar 28 ga watan Satumban 2009. An yi masa tiyatar ido ne a makon da ya gabata, amma ya shiga suma bayan da aka samu matsala daga aikin. [2]
Manazarta[gyara sashe | gyara masomin]
- ↑ Ogedegbe dreams double laurels with Dolphins[permanent dead link]
- ↑ Christian Okpara, Iyabo Lawal (Ibadan) and Olalekan Okusan: Green Eagles goalkeeper, Ogedegbe dies at 55[permanent dead link], The Guardian (Nigeria), 29 September 2009.