Jordan Football Academy Launches Free Training Sessions for Young Talents

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The Jordan Football Academy has launched a free training program for young football enthusiasts in Kogi State.

The program, designed for children aged Under-7 to Under-12, aims to promote physical fitness, basic football skills, and teamwork among the youth.

The training has commenced on August 1, 2025, to end in September before school resumption.

The Venue is Chari Maigumeri Barracks, Lokoja, Kogi State, 4 pm daily, Monday to Friday.

The training sessions is focusing on teaching fundamental football skills, including dribbling by mastering ball control and movement, accurate passing and receiving techniques

Other skills are developing agility and quick turns on the field, learning to work together as a team to win the ball back, marking and Intercepting, among others.

Jordan Football Academy is seeking partnerships and sponsorships from individuals, governments, corporate organizations, and NGOs to support its mission.

By collaborating with the academy, partners can contribute to the development of young football talents and promote a healthy lifestyle among children.

*Why Partner with Jordan Football Academy?*

To support youth development by contributing to the growth of young footballers and promote physical activity among children, and demonstrate commitment to community development and social responsibility.

Brand visibility by increasing brand awareness through association with a reputable sports organization

For more information on partnership opportunities or to register for the training sessions, interested individuals can reach out to Jordan Football Academy directly.

Contact the Jordan Football Academy’
Media Team at jordanfootballacademyngr@gmail.com or follow them on social media platforms.

Contact Information:

WhatsApp number: 07056590019

Social Media: Jordan Football Academy on TikTok, Facebook, Instagram, WhatsApp channel, and YouTube channel

Don’t miss this opportunity to nurture young talent and shape the future of football in Kogi State

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