Super players’ agent Atta Aneke has given his stamp of approval to the refurbished Bwari Stadium, which last weekend hosted its first-ever NNL match.
Aneke’s clients have included former Super Eagles striker Odion Ighalo as well as two of the hottest strikers in Europe, Gift Orban and Victor Boniface.
The Oslo-based agent led several major stakeholders in the Nigerian football business sector like Khamisu Ahmed Mailantarki, who owns Mailantarki Care Academy, Babawo Mohammed and Paul Ojo to the new-look Bwari Stadium today.
“It’s a nice facility, a commendable project that will help bring football development nearer to the people,” an impressed Aneke said after a two-day scouting tournament he organised at the stadium.
“The ambiance around the stadium is great and it has been a wonderful experience for me.
“I will love to do my scouting tournaments here.”
Paul Ojo, who within seven years has got over 300 players to sign professional contracts around the world, was also full of praise for the stadium.
“This is where I will play all my scouting events,” he declared.
“It’s better than all the other venues in and around Abuja.
“I commend all those who made this project a reality.”
The Bwari Stadium made history last Friday when it staged the first-ever NNL match between home team HypeBuzz FC and EFCC FC.
HypeBuzz won the derby 2-0.
