By Joseph S Conteh
In a remarkable achievement, Sierra Leonean women football referees Aminata Fullah and Humu Marah have been appointed to officiate the upcoming FIFA U-17 Girls World Cup qualifier between Cameroon and Egypt.
Aminata Fullah, a seasoned referee, has been selected as the central referee for the highly anticipated match. This appointment serves as a testament to her exceptional skills, dedication, and recognition within the international football community.
Accompanying Fullah on the pitch will be Humu Marah, who has been appointed as the fourth official. Marah’s selection further reinforces the growing presence and influence of Sierra Leonean women in the world of football refereeing.
This prestigious appointment is a significant milestone for Sierra Leonean football and a proud moment for the nation. It showcases the remarkable talent and professionalism of the country’s female referees, who are paving the way for greater gender representation and equality in the sport.
The selection of Fullah and Marah to officiate this important international match is a testament to their hard work, perseverance, and ongoing efforts to promote women’s participation in the sport. As they take the field, they will undoubtedly inspire young Sierra Leonean girls and women to pursue their dreams of becoming successful football officials.
This achievement not only highlights the individual accomplishments of Fullah and Marah but also reflects the growing recognition and support for women’s football in Sierra Leone. It is a proud moment for the country and a testament to the remarkable progress being made in elevating the status of women in the sport.
