Enugu Lawmaker Launches Football Tournament tagged "Coal City Under-15 Championship" Set to Kick off On the 6th of September 2023.

In his bid to foster youth development and nurture young football talents in his constituency, Hon. Chimaobi Sam Atu, the House member representing Enugu North and South in the Federal House Of Representatives, has announced the inauguration of the "Coal City Under-15 Championship," a grassroots football tournament for children under the age of fifteen.

The initiative, described as a significant move towards empowering and cultivating the skills of the younger generation in the realm of football, aims to provide a platform for local talent to shine while promoting physical activity and community engagement.

In an interview with local newsmen in Enugu on Monday, Dr. Ekwe Okwudili, the Director of AtuMedia, emphasized Hon. Chima Atu's unwavering commitment to invest in sports as part of his broader constituency agenda. Dr. Okwudili stressed that this initiative is not only about sports but also a way to instill discipline, teamwork, and a sense of purpose among the youth.

The "Coal City Under-15 Championship" promises to be a thrilling showcase of budding football talent, with teams from various communities in the Enugu North and South Constituency set to compete. It provides an excellent opportunity for young players to exhibit their skills and potentially catch the eye of talent scouts and football academies.

Hon. Chimaobi Sam Atu's dedication to the development of his constituency through sports is a testament to his vision for a brighter future for the youth of Enugu. This tournament coming up on the 6th of September, 2023 is expected to bring communities together, instill values in the young participants, and serve as a stepping stone for future football stars.

The "Coal City Under-15 Championship" is set to kick off later this month, and expectations are high as the Enugu community eagerly anticipates this exciting sporting event that promises to leave a lasting impact on the lives of its young participants.