Abia State Governor Alex Otti has pledged to support a talent hunt initiative proposed by Super Eagles player Kenneth Omeruo, aimed at discovering young footballers in the state. The governor made this promise during a working visit by Omeruo and Amobi Ezeaku, General Manager of Rangers Football Club of Enugu, to his office on Tuesday.

Otti expressed his administration’s willingness to collaborate with Omeruo, directing the state government’s team to work out the details of the initiative. He highlighted the abundance of talent among Abia youths, not only in sports but also in academics, commerce, entrepreneurship, and innovation. The governor’s commitment to supporting the talent hunt demonstrates his recognition of the potential of Abia’s young population.

Omeruo’s initiative seeks to identify and mentor talented young footballers in Abia State, with the ultimate goal of helping them secure spots in major European clubs. During his meeting with Governor Otti, Omeruo commended the governor’s achievements in various sectors of the state. By partnering with the state government, Omeruo hopes to leverage the necessary resources and support to make his initiative a success.

The talent hunt initiative aligns with the state government’s efforts to promote youth development and empowerment. With Abia State boasting a rich pool of talented youths, the collaboration between Omeruo and the state government is expected to yield positive outcomes. As the details of the initiative are being worked out, the state government’s support is likely to play a significant role in shaping the project’s success.

The proposed talent hunt is set to provide opportunities for young footballers in Abia State to showcase their skills and potentially launch their careers. With Governor Otti’s administration on board, the initiative is poised to make a meaningful impact on the state’s sports landscape. As the project progresses, it will be important to monitor its development and assess its effectiveness in achieving its objectives.