Bida South To Host 7-Aside Football Tournament In Honour Of Assembly Aspirant
A 7-aside football competition is set to be held in honour of Hon. Kawu Ndanusa, an aspirant for the Bida South Constituency seat in the Niger State House of Assembly, in recognition of his leadership, commitment to grassroots development, and support for youth empowerment.
The tournament, which is expected to attract football teams from across Bida South Constituency, is designed to provide a platform for young talents to showcase their abilities while promoting unity, peace, and sportsmanship among residents.
According to the organisers, the initiative is aimed at celebrating Hon. Ndanusa's contributions to community development and his consistent advocacy for programmes that empower young people. They described the competition as a token of appreciation for his dedication to improving the lives of the people in the constituency.
Beyond the excitement of football, the event is expected to strengthen community relationships, encourage healthy competition, and identify promising football talents who can pursue greater opportunities in the sport. It is also expected to foster peace, unity, and cooperation among youths across Bida South.
Residents, football enthusiasts, community leaders, and supporters have welcomed the initiative, describing it as a commendable effort that reflects growing appreciation for leaders who remain committed to grassroots development and youth engagement.
As preparations gather momentum, participating teams have intensified training ahead of what is expected to be a keenly contested tournament. The organisers, through Idris Zakariyau, Public Relations Officer (PRO) of the NDC Landzun Ward, called on residents of Bida South Constituency to turn out in large numbers to support the competition and cheer the participating teams.
They expressed confidence that the tournament would go beyond sports by serving as a celebration of leadership, unity, and youth development while further strengthening the bond between Hon. Kawu Ndanusa and the people of Bida South.
