Sardaunan Bade Unity Cup Set to Unite Youth in Yobe North Senatorial District

Sardaunan Bade Unity Cup Set to Unite Youth in Yobe North Senatorial District

 

 

In an effort to foster unity and promote sportsmanship among the youth of Yobe State, Engr Hassan Mohammed Dan Madamin Yusufari is organizing the Sardaunan Bade Unity Cup. This football competition aims to honor the exemplary service of Sen Dr Ahamad Ibrahim Lawal GCON, President of the 9th Senates Assembly, for his outstanding representation of Yobe North Senatorial Districts and Nigeria as a whole.

 

 

Football, known for its ability to bring people together and provide a platform for relaxation and camaraderie, will serve as the medium through which the youth of Yobe North Senatorial District will come together in friendly competition. The tournament also seeks to promote the standard of sports in yobe state and encourage a sense of commitment and teamwork among the participants.

A total of 10 football teams will be competing in the Sardaunan Bade Unity Cup, with representation from various local government areas including Bade, Guru, Machina, Karasuwa, Yusufari, and Jakusko. Additionally, the TY Buratai Football Academy will be participating as a visiting team, adding to the excitement and diversity of the competition.

The tournament will take place at the prestigious Gashua Township Stadium, a fitting venue to celebrate the legacy of Sen Dr Ahamad Ibrahim Lawal GCON and his contributions to the development of the constituency. From infrastructural projects like airports and stadiums to initiatives promoting youth and women empowerment, Sen Ahamad Ibrahim Lawal’s impact on the region has been significant and enduring.

The organizer of the Sardaunan Bade Unity Cup, Engr Hassan Mohammed Dan Madamin Yusufari remains dedicated to highlighting and celebrating the positive work of Sen Ahamad Ibrahim Lawal. Through this tournament, they aim to not only pay tribute to his service but also create a lasting legacy of unity and sportsmanship among the youth of Yobe State.