OSPA Commends Organizers of ongoing End To Miscreants inter street football competition in ondo City

*OSPA COMMENDS ORGANIZERS OF THE ONGOING “END MISCREANTS” INTER-STREET FOOTBALL COMPETITION, URGES LEADERSHIP TO SUSTAIN THE SPIRIT OF UNITY*

The Ondo State Progressive Activators (OSPA) commends the organisers and leadership of the ongoing “End Miscreants” Inter-Street Football Competition for creating a platform that is bringing young people together through sports, friendship and healthy competition.

Beyond the football, OSPA recognises the opportunity this initiative provides to unite young people, build stronger relationships and create a positive atmosphere within Ondo Kingdom.

OSPA therefore urge the leadership and organizers to sustain this spirit of unity beyond the tournament and, most importantly, channel the energy, relationships and collective strength being built into stronger decisions and initiatives that will bring meaningful and positive change to the lives of young people.

The tournament should be more than a sporting event. It should become a starting point for deeper conversations, stronger youth participation and practical actions around issues that directly affect teeming youths & young people in Ondo East & West Federal Constituency.

OSPA encourages all participating teams, officials and spectators to maintain discipline, sportsmanship and peaceful coexistence throughout the competition Most importantly at the forthcoming final stage of the tournament.

Indeed, when young people come together, the goal should not only be to celebrate what unites us, but to use that unity to make decisions, take action and create lasting impact.

OSPA therefore commends the organizers once again and wishes all participating teams a successful and memorable tournament

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