2011-07-05

Bendel Insurance Benin

Bendel Insurance F.C.

Bendel Insurance FC
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Full name Bendel Insurance Football Club
Nickname(s) Vipers, The Benin Arsenal
Founded 1972
Ground Samuel Ogbemudia Stadium
Benin City, Nigeria
(Capacity: 20,000)
Chairman Igbinowanhia Ekhousuehi
Manager Alabi Aisien
League Nigeria National League
Home colours
Away colours

Bendel Insurance Football Club, also known as Insurance of Benin Football Club, is a soccer club based in Benin City, Nigeria. They were originally known as the Vipers of Benin. Their venue, Samuel Ogbemudia Stadium, has a capacity of some 20,000.

The club was one of the founders of the Nigerian Premier League in 1972. The team had its first month of the 2007-08 season delayed because of a management dispute over who controlled the team. They were relegated at the end of the 2007-08 season after finishing in last place, the first relegation from the top level in team history.

2008/09

In August, 2008, the ownership crisis was settled and the Edo State government took control. Thus the name officially reverted to Bendel Insurance Football Club. However the financial problems continued throughout the season. In February 2009 Insurance was banned from using their stadium temporarily because it was not up to league standards. In March, they were one of eight teams threatened with having their participation suspended due to a backlog of debts and fines . Finally, they were exiled to Ilorin for their final home game of the season after crowd trouble in a 1-1 tie against Shooting Stars FC that put an end to their promotion chances.

Achievements

Performance in CAF competitions

Current team

Note: Flags indicate national team as has been defined under FIFA eligibility rules. Players may hold more than one non-FIFA nationality.

No. Position Player
Nigeria Edwin Ezeodiawe
Nigeria Austin Ogunye
Nigeria Stanley Okoro
Nigeria Karimu Shaibu (Captain)
Nigeria Henry Uwadia
Nigeria Emmanuel Obigwe
Nigeria Adebowale Adekunle
Nigeria Festus Austin
Nigeria Adedeji Adewale Tosin
Ghana Abdul Mutalib
Nigeria Austin James
No. Position Player
Chad Japhet Joseph
Nigeria Nkeodi Kelechi
Nigeria Olabamji stamina Ismail
Nigeria Osarobo Iyekekpolor
Nigeria Augustine Iyamu
Nigeria Jude Okoye
Nigeria John Ufomba
Nigeria Harry Blankson
Nigeria Edosa Aigbuobaghian
Nigeria Steve Oboh
Nigeria FW Charles Udiefi Oluwasanmi

Notable players

Famous

Former players

  • Gabriel Adeyor
  • David Adiele
  • Prince Afejukwu
  • Felix Agbonifo
  • Ibrahim Akali-Dafe
  • Lawrence Akpokona
  • Tom Alabi
  • Azuka Asemogha
  • Okey Azuborgu
  • Efom Bassey
  • Alfa Bayo
  • Baldwin Bazuaye
  • Ebenizer Berger
  • Leotis Boateng
  • Tunde Charity
  • Haruna Doda
  • Sylvanus Ebiaku
  • George Ebojor
  • Humphrey Edobor
  • Rufus Egele
  • Peter Egharevba
  • Monday Eguavoen
  • Friday Elaho
  • Femi Emmanuel
  • Roland Ewere
  • John George
  • Wahab Haruna
  • Benedict Idahor
  • Augustine Igbinadolor
  • Edobor Igbinigie
  • Victor Igbinoba
  • Charles Ihiemenkpen
  • Francis Moni-Dafe
  • Ahmend Nalando
  • Mike Ndubisi
  • Agwu Nnaji
  • Francis Nwosu
  • Peter Obanor
  • Charles Obazee
  • Nicholas Obido
  • Valentine Odika
  • Victor Odua
  • Henry Ogboe
  • Chris Ogu
  • Damian Ogunsuyi
  • Victor Okechukwu Brown
  • Ugochukwu Okeke
  • Emeka Okonkwo
  • Tarila Okorowanta
  • Billy Okounofua
  • Sam Okpodu
  • Festus Okuoghe
  • Bright Omokaro
  • George Omokaro
  • Ikponmwosa Omoregie
  • Victor Omoreige
  • Manga Omoruyi
  • Osagie Omosigho
  • John Omughele
  • Ifeanyi Onyemaka
  • Jesus Onyiums
  • Monday Osagie
  • Clement Osahon
  • Antony Oviawie
  • Matthew Oyama
  • Abiodun Quadri
  • Isaac Semitoje
  • Oshof Shogbene
  • Onyeme Uche
  • Francis Uhuegho
  • Karimu Umoru
  • Roland Warri

Notable coaches

References

  1. Insurance suffers from Ebewele, Ekhosuehi war - The Punch
  2. "Stadiums in Nigeria". World Stadiums. http://www.worldstadiums.com/africa/countries/nigeria.shtml. Retrieved 2007-07-15.
  3. "Insurance FC crisis started since 1995". NIGERIAN TRIBUNE. http://www.tribune.com.ng/15102007/news/sports5.html. Retrieved 2008-01-04.
  4. "Osunbor summons Ebewele, Ekhosuehi - Insurance crisis latest". NIGERIAN TRIBUNE. http://tribune.com.ng/25092007/news/sports2.html. Retrieved 2008-01-04.
  5. Insurance, El-Kanemi, others may lose league slots (Nigerian Compass)





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