Kwara dominates YSFON CNN/ NOWA football championship

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Host state Kwara, over the weekend won both the boys U-14 Chief of Naval Staff and the girls U-17 Nigerian Navy Officers Wives football championship.

The finals which was decided at the Queen Elizabeth School, Ilorin, Kwara State, saw the male team beating their Enugu state counterpart by 4-2 penalties after their game ended 0-0 at full time while their females who are winning the title a record fifth time recorded a 1-0 victory over their opponents from Osun State to emerge winners.

Presenting trophies and medals  to the teams, the Chief Of Naval Staff Vice Admiral Awwal Gambo who was represented by Rear Admiral B.J. Gbasa  Chief of Naval Administration  expressed delight at the successful hosting of the week-long event assuring that the Navy will continue to partner Youth Sports Federation of Nigeria in their quest to develop grassroots football.

He was particularly happy that the championship over the years has produced many talented youths who later represented the country both locally and internationally and charged YSFON not to relent in their efforts at championing grassroots sports development.

“ The Nigerian Navy is happy to partner with YSFON in it’s talents discovery programme and am happy that since the commencement of this championship, many talented players have been discovered who later became household names internationally in football.

“ I also want to say that I’m happy with the football artistry displayed by the players, the discipline and their level of sportsmanship and I want to assure YSFON that the Nigerian Navy will continue to sponsor this competition because of the immense benefit that goes with it”, he stressed.

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