Isayas Jira Bosho has been re-elected as President of the Ethiopia Football Federation (EFF), securing another four-year term at the helm of Ethiopian football.
Bosho emerged as the sole candidate at the EFF Assembly and received 81 of the 88 votes cast, giving him a strong mandate to continue leading the federation.
The latest election marks Bosho’s third term as President of the Ethiopia Football Federation, extending his leadership at a time when the country continues to pursue greater development and progress across its football structure.
His re-election represents a significant vote of confidence from members of the EFF Assembly, who backed his leadership and the direction of the federation.
During his tenure, Bosho has played an important role in efforts aimed at strengthening and developing football in Ethiopia, with attention placed on the growth of the game and creating a stronger foundation for the country’s football future.
The overwhelming support at the Assembly also gives Bosho the opportunity to build on the progress recorded during his previous terms while addressing some of the challenges facing Ethiopian football.
With another four years ahead, expectations will be high for the EFF president to further improve football administration, support player development and strengthen the country’s competitiveness at both continental and international levels.
Bosho’s continued leadership comes as Ethiopian football seeks sustained growth across its various levels, from grassroots development and domestic competitions to the national teams.
The 81 votes secured by the incumbent demonstrate the confidence placed in his leadership and provide a clear mandate for the federation to continue pursuing its football development agenda.
