Special Education Secondary school Tudun Maliki, kano are expected to compete in the 6th edition of National  deaf secondary schools football championship tagged:”A A. Sule Cup 2024.

The competition which is being organised by the Nigeria Deaf Football Association was part of  it programme to promotes inclusivity, empowerment and talent development among deaf students across the country.

A statement signed by the Secretary General of the Association, Mr. Nahemiah Daret said the championship is expected to commence from December 5th to 15, 2024 at Lafia township stadium, Nasarawa state.

He added that Governor A.A. Sule of Nasarawa state is expected to declare the championship open while other dignitaries within the state and outside were expected to attend the occasion.

The secretary general  explained that the association had sent an invitational  letters to various state governments to support their deaf football students aimed at motivating them to excel.

Speaking on the invitation, the Director of sports in the Kano state ministry of education Malam Ibrahim Bello said it is an avenue that will ginger and motivate their deaf football students to showcase their talents.

Malam Ibrahim Bello said that the coaching crew of the ministry had already start open camp for the students of Special Education Secondary school Tudun Maliki, kano as part of it preparations ahead of the championship.

While expressing appreciate to the state government under the leadership of Governor Abba Kabir Yusuf and the state Commissioner of education Alhaji Umar  Haruna Doguwa for their support, assuring that all hands must be on desk to ensure the overall development of various sporting events in the state and the country at large.

By Sani Yusif

I was at the production unit of the Triumph Publishing Company, Kano but my keen interest in sports journalism made me to be sports writer and maintained a sports column called (Sports Eye) after my mentor Sani Muhammad Zaria transferred his service to New Nigeria newspapers in Kaduna. And when the government closed the Triumph in 2012, I was transfered to lectured DTP in the Department of Printing Technology of Kano State Polytechnic. And now that I retired, i used to visit the institution weekends for part-time lecturing.