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Nigeria Amputee Football Federation President Pays Visit to Ministry of Youths and Sports, Strengthens Ties for Future Endeavors

In a promising stride towards fostering unity and development in the world of sports, Chief Paul Maduakor, the esteemed President of the Nigeria Amputee Football Federation, embarked on a significant courtesy visit to Alhaji Ismaila Abubakar, the Permanent Secretary of the Federal Ministry of Youths and Sports.

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The meeting took place yesterday in the vibrant city of Abuja, setting the stage for discussions that resonated with shared commitment and progress.

During the visit, Chief Maduakor demonstrated the essence of camaraderie by presenting a symbolic gift to AlhajiIsmaila Abubakar, the jersey of the official jersey Special Eagles .

The gesture not only underscored the bond between the federation and the ministry but also symbolized the unity inherent in the world of sports.

Engaging in a comprehensive discourse, President Maduakor apprised the Permanent Secretary of the noteworthy strides and ongoing activities within the federation, elucidating the path of growth and aspirations that lie ahead.

In reciprocation, Alhaji Ismaila Abubakar expressed his sincere appreciation for the relentless efforts and dedication demonstrated by the Nigeria Amputee Football Federation. He acknowledged the federation’s pivotal role in orchestrating a series of friendly matches, emphasizing their commitment to nurturing the talent of the Amputee football team. Notably, the federation’s commendable initiative of organizing a zonal competition in Lagos was recognized as a testament to their dedication to grassroots development.

Reaffirming their allegiance to the cause, Alhaji Abubakar assured the delegation of unwavering support from the Ministry of Youths and Sports. The upcoming pinnacle event in the Amputee football calendar, the Amputee AFCON scheduled for April next year in Egypt, garnered particular attention. The Permanent Secretary emphasized that the players would be provided with the full backing of the ministry, aligning with their pursuit of excellence on the international stage.

In closing, President Maduakor extended his heartfelt gratitude to Alhaji Abubakar for his consistent endorsement and the open-handed welcome that has characterized their collaboration. With shared optimism, Chief Maduakor echoed his belief that the Nigeria Amputee Football Federation is poised for remarkable growth, standing as a beacon of inspiration and advancement in the realm of adaptive sports. The visit underscored the intrinsic value of partnership between sports administration and sporting federations, envisioning a brighter future for Amputee football in Nigeria and beyond.