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Maduka Okoye Named Enugu Ambassador, Returns with Big Dreams.
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Back Home, Okoye Plans Football Academy and Charity Work.
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Governor Mbah Backs Okoye’s Mission to Inspire Youth.
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The Executive Governor of Enugu state, Peter Mbah has named the Super Eagles’ goalkeeper, Maduka Okoye as an ambassador of the state.
The 25-year-old shot stopper is currently relaxing at home following a rigorous season abroad.
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Okoye who was born in Germany helped his club, Udinese finish 12th in Serie ‘A’ last season.
Governor Mbah has also pledged to supply the former Watford goalkeeper the land with which he will establish a football academy in Enugu.
Meanwhile, the governor made the disclosure via a post on his X handle after having a session with the player today Tuesday.
The governor made this known in a post on his X handle following a meeting with the player on Tuesday in Enugu.
He wrote:
“Today, I had the pleasure of receiving the Super Eagles and Udinese star goalkeeper, Maduka Okoye, at the Lion Building.”
“A true son of Enugu, Maduka is not just making us proud on the national and global stage, he is also poised to give back. He shared his vision to launch a charitable foundation and establish a football academy right here in Enugu, to inspire young talents, nurture future stars, and touch lives.”
“In recognition of his achievements and commitment, I’m proud to appoint him as an Ambassador of Enugu State. He will serve as a role model to our children, especially those in our Smart Green Schools, and inspire a new generation of dreamers and achievers.”
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“To support his football academy, I have committed to providing land for the project. I also invited him to participate in the next edition of Enugu International Marathon, which will feature elite runners from around the world.”
“At the heart of our vision is the youth – their talent, passion, and future. And with proud sons like Maduka Okoye, Enugu is truly rising.”
Reacting, excited Okoye said:
“I’m truly excited to be back home. Enugu is my origin and I carry it with pride everywhere I go. I look forward to giving back by setting up a foundation for humanitarian causes and a football academy to mentor and train aspiring players,”
