Muthmainah Ishola
The Ladies Golf Association of Nigeria says it is targeting greater opportunities for women and girls in golf through its Girls in Golf initiative, with plans to introduce 300 young Nigerians to the sport across the six geopolitical zones.
LGAN president, Dr Lami Ahmed, said the project was designed to develop the next generation of female golfers by exposing young girls to the game early and equipping them with the skills to pursue opportunities within the sport.
Speaking during a training programme for more than 60 girls at the IBB International Golf and Country Club, Abuja, Ahmed said the initiative was also about giving back to society.
“We believe that charity calls on us to touch lives and invest in others. Golf is not just about playing the game; it is also about giving back to society,” she said.
She stressed the importance of developing young talents, saying, “We
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