More than 300 children have commenced participation in the maiden Nathaniel Idowu Summer Camp at the New Maracana Stadium in Tolu, Lagos.
A total of 321 registered participants were admitted into the four-week camp after more than 1,000 children showed up for the opening day.
Each camper received an official jersey, while some participants also received full training kits, including boots, gloves, shin guards, jerseys and balls, courtesy of Gear ’em Up, a US-based organisation.
The camp coordinator, McAnthony Anaelechukwu, said the initiative was designed to identify and develop young talents while also helping them build discipline and character.
“This is about catching them young, building their talent, and building their character. We want to give Lagos children a safe space to dream, learn discipline, and discover what they’re capable of,” Anaelechukwu said.
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