NSA Boss Praises East End Lions Chair for Field Upgrade

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NSA Boss Praises East End Lions Chair for Field Upgrade
NSA Boss Praises East End Lions Chair for Field Upgrade

Africa-Press – Sierra-Leone. Dr. Emmanuel Saffa Abdulai, the executive director of the National Sports Authority, has commended Ambassador Anthony Navi Jr., chairman of the East End Lions Football Club, for leading the transformation of the club’s playing ground at Louis Field into a modern sports facility.

During his recent visit to the East End Lions field, Dr. Abdulai praises the upgrade as a important investment in community development and youth empowerment, recognizing it as one of the most important private-sector contributions to football infrastructure in recent years.

“I’m currently at the East End Lions playing field at Louis Field where they’re fixing the artificial turf,” Dr. Abdulai remarked, adding humorously, “Luawa FC will defeat East End Lions whenever we clash on this turf,” before praising the initiative. “Thank you very much, Anthony Navo Jr., for contributing to the infrastructure of football. This is massive and a good investment.”

Although the visit was unplanned, Dr. Abdulai took the opportunity to witness the transformation firsthand and share his thoughts. “I know you haven’t given me permission to video,” he chuckled, “but I was just passing from Lungi and thought I should take a look. It’s really a job well done.”

He described the development as the work of a “Renaissance mind” and praised the modern facility as a milestone achievement for both the club and the community it serves.

Ambassador Anthony Navo Jr., who is also the CEO of the Africa Young Voices (AYV) Media Group, has been recognized for his leadership and commitment to youth development through sports. Under his guidance, the East End Lions Football Club, one of Sierra Leone’s oldest and most decorated football institutions, has experienced significant rejuvenation both on and off the pitch.

The new state-of-the-art facility features artificial turf and improved infrastructure aimed at supporting talent development, fostering community engagement, and elevating the overall standard of football in Sierra Leone.

Following Dr. Abdulai’s visit, Ambassador Navo Jr. expressed gratitude for the recognition. “The kind words and genuine appreciation from someone like Dr. Emmanuel Saffa Abdulai mean a lot. It validates the hard work and vision behind this project,” he stated. “This facility is not just for East End Lions; it belongs to the community and to the future of Sierra Leonean football.”

Supporters and community members have also applauded the transformation, describing the upgraded Louis Field as a light of hope for aspiring young athletes across the country.

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