Chris Banigo Charge Players to Utilize Sharp Arrows Football League Tournament to Gain Confidence and Develop Their Talents

Chris Banigo

The provincial pastor of Redeemed Christian Church of God, Rivers Province 1, Pastor Chris Banigo charges players and participating teams to exhibit good character  that is worthy of emulation and also utilize the opportunity of developing their talents and gaining confidence at the on-going Sharp Arrows Football League tournament in Port Harcourt.

The tournament is geared towards harnessing future talents below the age of Eighteen years of age in football, grooming and building their confidence to becoming the world best of our time as well as bringing them closer to their maker.

The tournament will feature sixteen teams aiming at one trophy at the end of the tournament to be crown champions of the first maiden edition of the Sharp Arrows Football League.

Speaking to www.kelvianomedia.blogspot.com.ng Pastor Chris Banigo said he was delighted seeing his team participate in the tournament for the first time and also express optimism that his lads will do better next time.

“I am happy to see my team playing for the first time here, although they are not looking strong enough as compare to their mates just because this is their first, but I believe by the time they will come back again they would be able to know the tactics of winning and do better next time.

Pastor Chris Banigo further stated the importance of building the young lads confidence and skilled through practice been the main purpose of organizing the tournament.

“We want to first of all build the confidence of the young people because sports has a lot to do with building confidence, when the confidence is built  then we would be able to look at each and every one of them how they stand.

“Competitive sports are not what you develop in one day, you have to build the confidence, you have to build up the practice and as we go on doing all that, then we begin to see how the trend will go and that will develop by its self”. He added.