NDSF presents good prospects, says International football scout, Omamomo

Ondo State contingent first to arrive in Uyo
One of Nigeria’s foremost international football scouts, Paul Ojo Omamomo, is looking forward to discovering the country’s next football stars at the Niger Delta Sports Festival (NDSF), which will commence tomorrow in Uyo, Akwa Ibom State.

Omamomo, who has had the privilege of scouting and transferring players to clubs outside Nigeria, is a member of the NDSF Scouting and Mentorship Committee. He is reputed to have facilitated the transfer of over 200 Nigerian players to various leagues globally.

“With over a decade of experience in scouting and player transfers across various leagues and countries, I have developed extensive expertise in identifying and nurturing football talent.

“My in-depth knowledge of football in Nigeria, coupled with a vast network within local and international football communities, makes it very easy to achieve an all-around success in the forthcoming festival,” Omamomo promised.

Looking forward to a successful event, the chairman of the NDSF Scouting and Mentorship Committee, Godwin Enakhena, said that he is elated to have an experienced hand in a person like Omamomo on the committee.

The committee will be assisted in unearthing new football talents by the NDSF ambassadors, made up of such ex-footballers as Nwankwo Kanu, Victor Ikpeba, and Emmanuel Amuneke, all former African Player of the Year winners.

“The presence of Paul, Kanu, Ikpeba, Amuneke, and a host of other ex-internationals in the Scouting and Mentorship Committee will help us achieve the major objectives of this festival, which is to discover, harness, expose, and give a platform to pursue a career at the top,” Enakhena stated.

Football is one of the 17 sports to feature at the Niger Delta