Hon. (Amb.) Daniel Asama Ago, Member Representing Bassa/Jos North Federal Constituency at the National Assembly, Abuja, on the invitation of the tournament organizer Matches (a.k.a. Ajik), attended one of the quarterfinal matches of the ongoing Matches Unity and Peace Football Tournament held at Mado Village, Tudun Wada, Jos North LGA.
A known football enthusiast and grassroots advocate, Hon. Asama described the tournament as a powerful tool for peacebuilding and youth engagement. “Football is a unifier. On the pitch, there is no tribe, religion, or political difference just teamwork and passion. This tournament is helping build bridges across Plateau,” he said.
Before the second half resumed, Hon. Asama addressed both teams, urging them to strive hard, play smart, and stay committed to their football dreams. He further tasked them to play by the rules, uphold discipline, and maintain good sportsmanship. He wished both teams success and assured them that their efforts were being watched and appreciated.
He applauded Matches (Ajik) for sustaining the annual football event, noting its relevance in discovering emerging talents and fostering peaceful coexistence among communities. He pledged his full support towards ensuring the continuity and growth of the tournament.
“As a lawmaker and lover of the game, I am proud to associate with a platform like this that brings young people together, gives them hope, and nurtures talent. Matches has built something worthy of support, and I will play my part to ensure it thrives,” Hon. Asama affirmed.
The tournament continues to draw participation from local government areas across Plateau State, making it a grassroots movement for peace, unity, and youth empowerment.
Signed:
Comrade Boldmind Dave Jonathan CRA,
Press Secretary to Hon. (Amb.) Daniel Asama Ago (The Anki Kaboh)
Member, Bassa/Jos North Federal Constituency, National Assembly, Abuja
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