Patching Cancer Out: The president of NSC, Shehu Dikko, supports the Legends World Soccer Charity

The president of the National Sports Commission (NSC), Mallam Shehu DikkoHe has declared full support for the global campaign against cancer, since he welcomed the main organizing committee (MOC) of the World War of the Football Legends against Cancer at the headquarters of NSC.

Directed by the National Coordinator Jacob UN and the special advisor HRH Ahassan Yakmut, general director of the NSC trainer, the Committee presented its work plan before the beneficial football match scheduled for October 4, in commemoration of World UN Cancer Day.

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Mallam Dikko, a defender of cancer consciousness for a long time, expressed a strong commitment to the cause. “I have been part of the walking walking in Abuja for more than a decade. In 2017, I headed the event and suit legends like Nwankwo Kanu, Tijani Babanida and Peter Rufai for the Party of Charity of Medicaid cancer. This is a fight that we should all join,” he said.

He assured the Commission’s full support committee, stressing that cancer should not be seen as the responsibility of the Ministry of Health alone. “We must collaborate to make the beneficial organization of this charity of World Soccer Legends a success,” he added.

Mr. UN revealed that several renowned African football legends are on board for the awareness match and emphasized the plan to involve corporate sponsors to raise crucial funds. “This will address the health challenges we face and promote large -scale awareness,” he said.

Supporting the initiative, the SSA to the President on the sports development of Base, Adeyinka Adeboye, praised the dedication of the committee and highlighted the importance of the participation of the NSC to accelerate progress.

With a strong institutional support and the stellar power of the great soccer of the continent, the War Party against Cancer UNE to unite sports and defense in a powerful message of hope and health.

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