The Honourable Commissioner for Youth Development, Barr. Gloria Ibrahim, warmly received Nigerian Super Falcons midfielder Halimatu Ayinde, who was born and raised in Kaduna State, following the team’s triumphant victory at the 2024 Women’s Africa Cup of Nations (WAFCON).
The visit took place shortly after the Super Falcons were crowned champions of Africa, reaffirming Nigeria’s dominance in women’s football. Halimatu, who played a pivotal role in the team’s success, was celebrated for her outstanding performance, dedication, and the pride she brings to Kaduna State and the Nation.
During the reception, the Commissioner congratulated Halimatu and commended her for being a beacon of inspiration to youths especially young girls and aspiring athletes across the state. She emphasized the government's commitment to youth and sports development, highlighting that Kaduna State remains proud of its home-grown talents making global impact.
Beyond the pitch, Halimatu’s philanthropic efforts in the state were also recognized. She actively empowers others through grassroots football outreach and supports young girls who aspire to play professionally. She has donated financial aid and food items to widows in her community, and provided sports gear to young footballers during the “She Wins” women’s cup competition she organized.
The Commissioner assured Halimatu of the Ministry of Youth Development continued support and encouragement.
The visit took place shortly after the Super Falcons were crowned champions of Africa, reaffirming Nigeria’s dominance in women’s football. Halimatu, who played a pivotal role in the team’s success, was celebrated for her outstanding performance, dedication, and the pride she brings to Kaduna State and the Nation.
During the reception, the Commissioner congratulated Halimatu and commended her for being a beacon of inspiration to youths especially young girls and aspiring athletes across the state. She emphasized the government's commitment to youth and sports development, highlighting that Kaduna State remains proud of its home-grown talents making global impact.
Beyond the pitch, Halimatu’s philanthropic efforts in the state were also recognized. She actively empowers others through grassroots football outreach and supports young girls who aspire to play professionally. She has donated financial aid and food items to widows in her community, and provided sports gear to young footballers during the “She Wins” women’s cup competition she organized.
The Commissioner assured Halimatu of the Ministry of Youth Development continued support and encouragement.
The Honourable Commissioner for Youth Development, Barr. Gloria Ibrahim, warmly received Nigerian Super Falcons midfielder Halimatu Ayinde, who was born and raised in Kaduna State, following the team’s triumphant victory at the 2024 Women’s Africa Cup of Nations (WAFCON).
The visit took place shortly after the Super Falcons were crowned champions of Africa, reaffirming Nigeria’s dominance in women’s football. Halimatu, who played a pivotal role in the team’s success, was celebrated for her outstanding performance, dedication, and the pride she brings to Kaduna State and the Nation.
During the reception, the Commissioner congratulated Halimatu and commended her for being a beacon of inspiration to youths especially young girls and aspiring athletes across the state. She emphasized the government's commitment to youth and sports development, highlighting that Kaduna State remains proud of its home-grown talents making global impact.
Beyond the pitch, Halimatu’s philanthropic efforts in the state were also recognized. She actively empowers others through grassroots football outreach and supports young girls who aspire to play professionally. She has donated financial aid and food items to widows in her community, and provided sports gear to young footballers during the “She Wins” women’s cup competition she organized.
The Commissioner assured Halimatu of the Ministry of Youth Development continued support and encouragement.
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