Re-grassing Of Abuja Training Pitch: Afrikings Homes Promises Quality Work

The chairman of Afrikings Homes Limited, Kingsley Awodi, has assured that the company will deliver quality work in the re-grassing of the Practice Pitch 1 at the Moshood Abiola Stadium, Abuja. 

Afrikings, last week adopted the Practice Pitch 1, under the Adopt-A-Pitch initiative of Sports Minister Sunday Dare, with the intention of completing the job and handing it over to the Ministry before the end of the tenure of the current administration..

Awodi, excited about the initiative of his organisation said it was an opportunity for Afrikings to show its quality class to the Nigerian public.

“We are noted for quality delivery and that is what we are going to do with the re-grassing of the Practice Pitch of the National Stadium in Abuja.

“The Ministry of Sports has done well to involve the private sector in boosting sports all round in the country and what we are doing is to play our role to put smiles on the faces of Nigerians.

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“We saw the efforts the government is making to develop sports through its adopt initiative and decided to partner with the ministry to further drive the opportunities provided by the government for our teeming youth to excel in sports.”

In a reaction, Minister of Sports, Dare said: “We started the Adopt-A-Pitch-Initiative which we have seen delivered to the Moshood Abiola National Stadium, Abuja, where we have seen more than 14 international matches played there already. The National Stadium, Surulere, is coming up but we just have to be patient to get it right because after 19 years of neglect, things have rusted, things were stolen and we have to get it right. We have also seen Daura Stadium done.

“To have Afrikings adopt a pitch in Abuja is exciting because I know this will bring others to partner with us. We have started implementing sports as a business policy which means we must leverage on private sector participation.