Prostar Sports International highlights the impact of Nigerian girls and women in sports
As the world observes National Girls and Women in Sports Day today, February 5, Prostar Sports International is shining a spotlight on the remarkable achievements and contributions of Nigerian girls and women in the world of sports.
In a statement issued by Ambassador Paul Maduakor, Managing Director and CEO of Prostar Sports International, the company emphasized the transformative role that women play in advancing sports in Nigeria.
“Nigerian girls and women are redefining the landscape of sports with their talent, resilience, and determination. From grassroots development to international competitions, they continue to set new standards and inspire future generations,” Maduakor stated.
Prostar Sports International, a proud partner of the Nigeria National League (NNL), reaffirmed its commitment to fostering gender equality and providing opportunities for women in sports.
The company highlighted the importance of supporting female athletes, coaches, referees, and administrators to ensure a balanced and progressive sporting environment.
“At Prostar, we believe that the future of sports is inclusive. We are dedicated to creating platforms that empower female athletes to thrive and succeed, both on and off the field. Their success is a reflection of the potential that exists when equal opportunities are provided,” Maduakor added.
Coinciding with National Girls and Women in Sports Day, the 2024/25 Nigeria Women Football League (NWFL) Premiership enters Matchday 4 today, promising another round of thrilling encounters that showcases the depth of talent in Nigerian women’s football. Fixtures include:
Dannaz Ladies vs. Edo Queens (Lagos)
Nasarawa Amazons vs. Ekiti Queens (Lafia)
Abia Angels vs. Confluence Queens (Umuahia)
Remo Stars Ladies vs. Heartland Queens (Ikenne)
Delta Queens vs. Rivers Angels (Asaba)
Ibom Angels vs. Benue Queens (Uyo)
FC Robo Queens vs. Naija Ratels (Lagos)
Bayelsa Queens vs. Adamawa Queens (Yenagoa)
Prostar Sports International applauded the NWFL for its role in advancing women’s football in Nigeria and providing a platform for young talents to shine.
The company acknowledged the significance of these matches, emphasizing how they reflect the growing strength and popularity of women’s sports in the country.
The company also paid tribute to Nigerian female sports icons who have achieved global recognition, inspiring the next generation of athletes.
“Their achievements are a testament to what can be accomplished when girls and women are given the opportunity to excel in sports,” Maduakor concluded.
Prostar Sports International remains committed to supporting initiatives that promote the growth and development of women in Nigerian sports, reinforcing the belief that when girls and women rise, the entire sporting community benefits.
