Ex-international and former defender, Tajudeen Disu is reeling with delight over his new role as Nigeria/Africa head of sports for Saclepea-Mah Development Association (SAMDA), Sports247 reports.
Speaking against a lively backdrop of the charity project’s recent unveiling ceremony in Lagos and the commencement of its football competition for under-13 boys, Disu said this is the beginning of better things to come.
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The former Abiola Babes of Abeokuta trojan took another look at the competition’s opening weekend at Opebi Primary School, Ikeja and enthused that the project based at Gasper Street, Surulere, Lagos will go very far in grooming Nigeria’s hidden talents.
Disu revealed, “I’m now in charge of an American NGO youth soccer programme in Nigeria. We did the press programme last week in Lagos and it’s called SAMDA.
“I am the head of sports in Nigeria and Africa. I will be going to any country that wants to do a sporting programme for children who come from less privileged homes.
“For now, our under-13 football tournament is only the starting point. It reflects a broader commitment to grassroots development and a vision towards our large-scale impact across the country.”
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