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CGC Adeniyi Unveils Sports Arena at Western Marine Command

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By Sandra Chukwunyere

 

The Comptroller General of Customs (CGC), Bashir Adeniyi on Wednesday unveiled the Wale Adeniyi Sports Arena (WASA) at the Western Marine Command in Lagos.
The facility is part of the Nigeria Customs Service’s corporate social responsibility initiative aimed at promoting youth engagement and community development.

In his speech, CGC Adeniyi emphasized the pivotal role of youth empowerment and community development in driving Nigeria’s growth.

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Customs boss urged Officers to leverage the facility to maintain their physical and mental well-being, acknowledging the demanding nature of their duties.

The commissioning ceremony was marked by a display of sportsmanship, with CGC Adeniyi engaging in a table tennis match against a Navy Admiral, followed by a thrilling football match. These activities highlighted the unifying power of sports in fostering camaraderie and unity.

Customs Area Controller (CAC) , Comptroller Paul Ntadi https://newspoint247online.com.ng/customs-western-marine-command-seizes-illicit-drugs-with-dpv-of-%e2%82%a6157-8m/revealed that the sports arena ” the Wale Adeniyi Sports Arena (WASA) was dedicated to honour CGC Adeniyi’s outstanding leadership and unwavering commitment to promoting Nigerian youths’ welfare. Ntadi praised Adeniyi’s tenure as National Public Relations Officer, citing his contributions to youth development.

“The sports arena is poised to have a profound impact on the community, offering young people opportunities to hone their skills and talents.” It will serve as a hub for youth development, providing a range of activities and programs to foster unity and growth.”

“By investing in the Wale Adeniyi Sports Arena, the Nigeria Customs Service demonstrates its commitment to nurturing young talents, inspiring dreams, and promoting unity and growth through sports and other positive activities.”

CAC further explained facility is expected to become a beacon of hope for Nigerian youths, offering a brighter future and a chance to succeed. It will serve as a model for future initiatives, inspiring other organizations to invest in youth empowerment and community development.

The commissioning of the Wale Adeniyi Sports Arena marks a significant milestone in the Nigeria Customs Service’s efforts to promote community development and youth empowerment. It is a testament to the service’s unwavering commitment to fostering unity, growth, and positive transformation.

CGCNewspoint247 reports that the Wale Adeniyi Sports Arena is set to become a centre of excellence, fostering unity and promoting sports development in the community. Its impact will be felt for generations to come, as it continues to inspire and empower young people to reach their full potential.

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