Eze Anyaogu, Dr Ahmed lawal Visits To Chief Iwuanyanwu Herald New Wave of Sports Development
Eze Anyaogu, Dr Ahmed lawal Visits To Chief Iwuanyanwu Herald New Wave of Sports Development
In a bid to catalyze a transformative wave of sports development in the Eastern Region, the president of African youths sports federation (AYSOF), Dr Ahmed lawal and Eze Ndi Igbo na Kosofe, His Highness Eze Ifeanyi Godwin Anyaogu embarked on a series of productive courtesy visits to the president general ohaneze ndigbo worldwide Chief Emmanuel Iwuanyanwu at the glass house Imo State. These visits, marked by strategic engagements and thorough youths football assessments, signify a renewed commitment to fostering collaboration between ohaneze ndigbo, and the organizers of AYSOF which vision is to ensuring football which unifies the people are done to harness the talents and players that will be good ambassadors of the country.
addressing the august visitors, Chief Iwuanyanwu expressed gratitude, noting that he was once a footballer and has keen interest in sporting activities. Adding that he will meet with his executive to seek approval of all that will fast track the event.
The cornerstone of the Dr Ahmed visits was the comprehensive details of past events hosted by the organization which has developed many players like Samson Siasia, Daniel Amokachi and co, he added that with the ohaneze ndigbo as the apex governing body of the igbos youths will find engagements through the forthcoming sports festival.
Central of Eze Ndi Igbo’s agenda was the promotion of collaboration and synergy among stakeholders, youths at both the federal and state levels. Through fruitful discussions with the leadership of Ohaneze ndigbo, as well as bringing the traditional rulers and local leaders, Eze Ifeanyi Anyaogu underscored the importance of partnership in achieving sustainable development goals. These collaborative efforts not only facilitate resource mobilization and knowledge exchange but also ensure the efficient implementation of activities tailored to the unique needs of the generation.