Alhaji Tade Azeez: A big tree has fallen- 3SC



We received with shock and disbelief the news of the death on Friday, of a former President of the Nigeria Referees Association (NRA), Alhaji Tade Azeez.


The late Tade Azeez was a rallying point for the round leather game in Nigeria and the South West in particular.

His style of leadership as the Referees' Association boss, was unique and remarkable.

The late Azeez, was a football administrator per excellence, who displayed high level sportsmanship and integrity.

Painfully, we have lost another big voice, a personality whose leadership acumen will be missed.

At this very difficult moment, the management, players and staff of Shooting Stars Sports Club (3SC) pray that God accepts his gentle soul and grant his family and the entire football fraternity the fortitude to bear this irreparable loss.

*Tosin Omojola*

*Media Officer, 3SC*

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