BREAKING: Okpebholo’s Plan For Sporting Activities In Edo – Sports Commission Chairman, Enabulele

The Executive Chairman, Edo State Sports Commission, Amadin Desmond Enabulele, on Monday disclosed that the Sen. Monday Okpebholo-led administration in the state prioritized sporting activities.

He added that the governor plan is to build a camp for the state-owned football clubs-Bendel Insurance and Edo Queens – where they will have everything at their reach.

He further disclosed that the current administration in the state has deemed it fit to give every sporting activity the necessary attention, and not football alone.

He made this known in Benin when he had a brief chat with sports journalists.

Enabulele, while describing how the current administration prioritizes sporting activities, disclosed that the government plan is not just to upgrade facilities used by the state-owned clubs particularly Edo Queens, but to provide a place where they have everything at their reach.

“When we talk about Edo Queens, we all know that they are doing well. They gave us a 5-star delivery. They beat their counterpart – Abia Angeles 5 goals to nil. All these are indications that this commission under my watch is ready to deliver.

“We are not just going to upgrade their facilities. Some of the plans of the state government is to build a camp where we have hostels, the pitch and every other facility you may think of in a football camp,” he noted.

Further speaking on the state-owned female football club, the Commission Chairman said his expectation from Edo Queens is to win the CAF Women’s Champions League next season.

On Bendel Insurance, the Sports Commission Chairman said though he met the club in a bad shape, today they have improved dramatically.

“When we came on board, we discovered that the team was empty. They were just running on their own; purely the technical department. Bendel Insurance was sitting at the 20th position, just below the table – the red zone, but today, by God’s grace, they are in 15th position,” he added.

Enabulele, while noting that the commission under his watch is ready for the task ahead, emphasized that aside football, other sporting activities would be given the necessary attention in the state.