Remo Stars' Daniel Ogunmodede Inducted into Nigeria Institute of Sports Hall of Fame
Remo Stars technical adviser, Daniel Ogunmodede, has been honored with induction into the Nigeria Institute of Sports (NIS) Hall of Fame, joining an elite list of distinguished Nigerians, TalkTalk Nigeria reports.
The young and dynamic tactician expressed his joy over the recognition, describing it as a reflection of his unwavering dedication to sports development in Nigeria.
“I’m pleased to share that a few days ago, I was officially inducted into the Hall of Fame of the National Institute of Sports, Nigeria,” Ogunmodede announced on X.
He further emphasized his commitment to advancing coaching education across Africa and beyond, stating, “This milestone reinforces my commitment to staying true to the mission and vision of our coaching roots.”
Ogunmodede was inducted alongside other notable figures, including:
✅ Senator Simon Bako Lalong (Former Plateau State Governor)
✅ Hon. Kunle Soname (Founder of Remo Stars FC)
✅ Mr. Allen Onyema (Chairman/CEO of Air Peace)
✅ Dr. Rafiu Ladipo (President General, Nigeria Football Supporters)
✅ Ms. Lucy Ejike (Paralympic Gold Medalist)
✅ Dr. Danladi Bako (Ace Broadcaster & Former DG of NBC)
A Well-Deserved Recognition for a Rising Star
At a time when Nigerian football is crying out for innovative and passionate leadership, Ogunmodede’s recognition is not just about personal achievement but also a validation of his impact on grassroots football and coaching development. His work at Remo Stars—transforming the club into a powerhouse in the NPFL—has not gone unnoticed.
With football in Nigeria often plagued by administrative struggles, Ogunmodede’s recognition serves as an inspiration to young coaches and aspiring football administrators. His journey proves that dedication, discipline, and a clear vision can lead to recognition at the highest level.
As he continues his coaching career, this Hall of Fame induction will no doubt motivate him to strive for greater heights, both for himself and for Nigerian football. Could Ogunmodede be a future Super Eagles coach? Only time will tell—but for now, his contributions are being rightly acknowledged.
