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Sport, as a form of recreation, remains a unifier that is capable of bridging gaps and transforming people across the globe.
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Yesterday, I received a team from the Nigeria Football Federation (@thenff) which included the President, Alhaji Ibrahim Gusau; Dep. Gen. Secretary, Dr. Emmanuel Ipkeme; Director Legal, Okey Obi; Director Communications, Ademola Olajire; Director Competition, Ruth David; Assistant Director Protocol, Emmanuel Adesanya; and former Super Eagles football star and coach Augustine Eguavoen.
During our meeting, we explored strategic partnership opportunities to harness the power of football as a catalyst for inmate education and rehabilitation, leveraging the sport’s unique potential to inspire confidence, personal growth, build skills, and foster positive transformation.
Under the Renewed Hope administration of President @officialABAT (GCFR), our government is committed to fostering this marriage between the NFF and the Nigerian Correctional Service (NCoS) as it aligns with our vision to drive the rehabilitation of inmates across all Correctional Centres, promoting a more inclusive and supportive society.