Geezers Sport’s Secondary School League Set to Commence First Quarter of 2025 in FCT-Says Adeniyi
A football management agency, Geezers Sport Academy has announced the commencement of its maiden edition of secondary schools football league in the first quarter of 2025 in Nigeria.
This was disclosed by the Director of Project and Programme Development, Geezers Sport Limited, Mr. Adedayo Adeniy on Friday in Abuja during a media parley.
,Adeniyi said the league will be played acriss the 36 states of the federation, including the Federal Capital Territory (FCT). Adsing that the main goal of the organisation is to create opportunites for talented young footballers in the country to be discovered and nurtured.
According to him, “As we look forward to 2025, we are thrilled to unveil several key programs that aim to expand our reach and deepen our impact,” Adeniyi said.
“We intend to launch a ground-breaking league for secondary school students, designed to foster grassroots football development, competitive excellence, and core values such as teamwork, discipline and league.
“The league will commence with a pilot project in the Federal Capital Territory (FCT) hopefully in the first quarter of 2025.
Adeniyi noted that they will go into strategic partnership with relevant stakeholders in Nigeria’s sports sector, including Sports Weiters Association of Nigeria (SWAN) to make the league a success.
“Colloborating with key stakeholders in football, education and community development to create sustainable opportunities for young talents across Nigeria.
“At Geezers Sport, we are guided by a clear mission to encourage young talents and harness the power of football as a transformative tool for community and social development,” he ssid..
Core Reporters report that Mr. Ademola Adeniyi, Director of Scouting and Recruitment; Ms. Omojo Audu, Director of Marketing and Finance; Mr. Batholomew Isagie, Director of Training/Coaching; Ms. Kehinde Alli-Inman, Director of Logistics and Operations; and Mr. David Enang, Director of Legal and Compliance were all in attendance during the parley with sports writers in Abuja.
