Adagbrasa Primary School Wins Maiden Edward Ederaine Foundation Football Tournament.

Adagbrasa Primary School Wins Maiden Edward Ederaine Foundation Football Tournament

Adagbrasa Primary School Aragba showcasing their impressive skills and teamwork has emerged victorious in the highly anticipated Edward Ederaine Foundation Football Tournament for Primary Schools. 

The final match, held at Adane Okpe Primary School field in Orerokpe, Okpe local government area of Delta State, witnessed an exciting showdown between Adagbrasa Primary School and Adane Okpe Primary School. 

The former triumphed with a resounding 2-0 victory, securing the championship title.

The tournament showcased promising young talents, with players displaying exceptional skills throughout the competition. Peter Okoye, representing Adane Okpe Primary School, was recognized as the Most Valuable Player for his outstanding contributions to his team's performance. His agility, technique, and strategic play left a lasting impression on both spectators and fellow players.

Henry Ambrose, from Adane Okpe Primary School, emerged as the Highest Goal Scorer of the tournament, demonstrating remarkable precision and shooting prowess. His ability to find the back of the net consistently was a testament to his talent and dedication.

In the battle for third place, Okugbe Primary School faced off against Umiagwa Primary School. Okugbe Primary School displayed great determination and skill, ultimately securing a well-deserved penalty shoot out victory over their opponents.

The Edward Ederaine Foundation took the initiative to organize this tournament, aiming to foster youth development and promote the importance of education beyond the classroom. The foundation's president, Chief Edward Ederaine, emphasized the need for Okpe sons and daughters to invest in the youth and support their growth from an early age. The foundation had partnered with the local education authority to organize the event, highlighting the significance of collaboration between public and private sectors in nurturing young talents.

The participants of the tournament were not only rewarded with the exhilaration of competition but also received generous prizes. Cash gifts, bags, soccer balls, and various other items were distributed to the deserving winners and participants, further motivating them to excel in their sporting endeavors.

The Chief Inspector of Education in Okpe Local Government Area, Abu Ufuoma Ethel, praised the organizers for their efforts in creating such a remarkable event. Ethel emphasized that education extends beyond the confines of the classroom and expressed gratitude for Chief Edward Ederaine's dedication to the development of the youth.

Ejigberekor William, the head teacher of the victorious Adagbrasa Primary School Aragba, extended his heartfelt congratulations to Chief Edward Ederaine for spearheading the competition. He expressed gratitude for Ederaine's commitment to empowering young talents and bestowed blessings upon him for his contributions.

The headteachers of Okugbe Primary School, Adane Okpe Primary School, and Umiagwa Primary School also voiced their appreciation for the organizers, highlighting the positive impact such events have on the students' overall development.

In conclusion, the President of the Edward Ederaine Foundation commended the participants, their teachers, and headteachers for their active involvement in the tournament. He expressed his satisfaction with the impressive turnout, highlighting the encouraging support from the community. The success of the Edward Ederaine Foundation Football Tournament for Primary Schools serves as a testament to the importance of nurturing the youth, promoting education, and fostering a love for sports from a young age.

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