NAWFA President Applauds Engr. Adeyemi for Boosting Women’s Football Development in Kwara

The President of the Nigeria Amateur Women Football Association (NAWFA), Moses Bako Nagogo, has lauded Engineer Nurudeen Adeyemi, Founder of ENACT Innovation Hub, for his remarkable support toward the ongoing Kwara State First Lady Pre-Season Female Football Championship.

Nagogo, who also serves as the Chairman of the Local Organizing Committee (LOC) for the tournament, gave the commendation on Monday, April 13, 2026, during one of the matchdays of the competition.

He noted that the consistent support from Engr. Adeyemi has contributed significantly to the smooth organization and growing success of the championship, which continues to attract teams from across different states in Nigeria.

According to him, partnerships with forward-thinking organizations like ENACT Innovation Hub are vital to the development of grassroots football, particularly in the women’s game, where opportunities are still emerging.

Beyond the current tournament, Engr. Nurudeen Adeyemi has built a reputation as a strong advocate for sports development in Kwara State.

Through ENACT Innovation Hub, he has supported various youth and community-based sporting initiatives, providing platforms for talent discovery, empowerment, and capacity building for young athletes. His interventions have not only enhanced football development but have also contributed to creating a more structured and supportive environment for sports growth in the state.

Nagogo emphasized that such contributions are instrumental in shaping the future of women’s football, giving young female players the opportunity to showcase their talents and pursue professional careers.

He further reaffirmed NAWFA’s commitment to strengthening collaborations with individuals and organizations that share the vision of advancing women’s football across Nigeria.

The Kwara State First Lady Pre-Season Female Football Championship continues to gain momentum, serving as a key platform for talent development, healthy competition, and the overall advancement of women’s football in the state.