Nigeria’s national team captain, Ahmed Musa, has shown his support for grassroots football development by donating ₦500,000 each to the Kano Pillars FC Under-19 team and the Mighty Jets of Jos Under-19 team. The Super Eagles skipper made this gesture after witnessing Kano Pillars' Under-19 team secure a thrilling 3-2 victory over Mighty Jets in the ongoing inaugural Under-19 Youth League.
The match, which took place at the Sani Abacha Stadium, Kofar Mata, Kano, was a showcase of young talent and determination. Musa, who watched the game alongside his Kano Pillars teammates, commended the efforts of both teams for their spirited performances. His donation was a reward for their dedication and a way to encourage young players to strive for excellence in their football careers.
Musa and his Kano Pillars teammates were present at the stadium, waiting for the conclusion of the Youth League match before commencing their training session. This was part of their preparations for the Nigeria Premier Football League Match Day 13 fixture against Lobi Stars of Makurdi. The presence of the Super Eagles captain at the youth game underscored his commitment to nurturing future football stars.
The Under-19 Youth League, designed to discover and develop young talents, has already produced several memorable moments, reflecting the potential of Nigerian football. Musa’s financial support aligns with his vision of providing opportunities for young players and ensuring they receive the motivation needed to succeed.
Ahmed Musa’s gesture is yet another example of his dedication to the growth of Nigerian football at all levels. By supporting the next generation of players, he not only contributes to their development but also inspires others in the football community to invest in grassroots initiatives.
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