The Coordinator of High Save Goalkeepers Academy, Ifeanyi Alaribe, has reaffirmed the academy’s commitment to resolving the longstanding goalkeeping challenges facing Nigeria’s national football teams. Speaking on the academy’s recent achievements and its long-term vision, Alaribe said High Save is determined to produce top-quality goalkeepers capable of serving the country at all levels.

 

According to him, the academy’s mission is clear and unwavering.

“High Save’s mission is to end the goalkeeping crisis facing the Nigeria National Teams by producing top-quality goalkeepers for the national team,” he stated.

 

Highlighting recent successes, Alaribe revealed that the academy had already begun delivering results.

“We were able to produce Richard Udoh and Ayuba Olakunle, who won the Gothia Cup U18 in Sweden and the Dana Cup U19 in Denmark,” he said, noting that these victories demonstrate the academy’s growing impact on youth football development.

 

Alaribe expressed deep gratitude to those who have supported the academy’s journey, so far moreover as they are celebrating their third year anniversary on the 25th of November, said 

“My special appreciation goes to God Almighty, who gave me the wisdom to establish High Save Goalkeeping Academy in Abuja, Nigeria,” he said. He also acknowledged the contributions of Mr. Patrick Ngwaogu (Odogwu), Mrs. Judith Chime, and Mr. Godwin Bamigboye, describing them as key pillars in the academy’s progress.

 

High Save Goalkeepers Academy continues to position itself as a vital institution in Nigeria’s football ecosystem, with hopes of producing the next generation of elite Nigerian goalkeepers.