Noah Dallaji To Construct Basketball Court In Liberia As Over 40 Kids Benefit In Skills Development

Noah Dallaji To Construct Basketball Court In Liberia As Over 40 Kids Benefit In Skills Development By Niyi Busari Noah Dallaji Legacy Project in conjunction with Jewel Star Fish Foundation have promised to construct basketball court in Liberia, BSN sports com.ng can report. The facilitator and director of the three-day camping program in Liberia, Olumide Oyedeji in an exclusive interview with BSN Sports made this known as the train of Africa's biggest sports mentorship program moves to Liberia following successful outings in Kano, Nigeria and Ethiopia. [caption id="attachment_56392" align="aligncenter" width="1080"] Olumide Oyedeji and Noah Dallaji at the closing ceremony of the three-day event[/caption] Recall that Dallaji Legacy Project after successful hosting of U17 Basketball Tournament in Kano gave 14 outstanding players scholarship to study and develop their skills abroad. [caption id="attachment_56393" align="aligncenter" width="1080"] Olumide Oyedeji, Liberia Vice-president, Jewel Howard Taylor and Eng Noah Dallaji[/caption] Event sponsor, Eng Noah Dallaji who doubles as founder African Children Talents Discovery Foundation (ACTDF) said the camp is part of program aimed at discovering, nurturing and empowering talents in Africa for better future of African children. Dallaji noted that the challenges youths face in developing their talents, but assured that the ACTDF will continue to provide the platform for such talented young people to realize their future ambitions. The Vice-president of Liberia, Her Excellency Jewel Howard Taylor appreciated and commended the efforts of Eng. Noah Dallaji and Olumide Oyedeji asking them to make the country their second home to continue empowering budding talents Liberia. The construction of the basketball court in Liberia will be done by ACTDF and Jewel Star Fish Foundation owned by the country's vice-president, Jewel Howard Taylor. Other Special Guest of Honour present at the three-day event include, President of Liberia Basketball Federation, Abraham Samukai the vice President and Technical Director of the Federation, Former Super Eagles goalkeeper and Secretary of PFAN, Emmanuel Babayaro, Obi Cubana, KCEE as well Nigeria Ambassador to Liberia, Chigozie F. Obi-Nnadozie. The camp which takes place at the SKD Indoor Sports Hall, Monrovia Liberia incorporated basketball clinic and mentorship session. It also gave budding talents from across the continent the opportunity to learn basketball skills from some of the best coaches and legends of the game tutored by former D'Tigers captain, Olumide Oyedeji.