Kwara govt. says it would partner with private sector to develop sports
The Kwara governor assured stakeholders in the state's sports sector that the endowment fund would be judiciously spent for their benefit.
Also speaking, Mr Tamuno Danagogo, the Sports Minister and Chairman, National Sports Commission (NSC), said that the commission would mobilise the general public to help develop sports in Nigeria.
Danagogo, who was represented by the Director, Grassroots Development, Malam Alhassan Yakmut, lauded the state government for its initiative and emphasised the need to use sports to positively engage youths.
Over N13 million was realised at the launching of the endowment fund with N10 million coming from Sterling Bank.
Awards were given to sports personalities including one time African ping-pong champions, Coach Kasali Lasisi and the late Super Eagles player, Rasheed Yekini.
(NAN)
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