YEF holds 2nd Female Taekwondo Championship on Saturday
.The Youth Empowerment Foundation will on Saturday hold the 2nd Female Taekwondo Championship at the Teslim Balogun Stadium, Surulere, Lagos to celebrate the International Day of the Girl-child. The program starts at 8.00 am.
In a statement signed by Tolu Osoba Program Manager said the Youth Empowerment Foundation is proud to recognize the remarkable contributions and achievements of female athletes in the world of Taekwondo.
“Taekwondo has always been a sport that promotes not only physical prowess but also the values of respect, perseverance, and equality, and it is our privilege to honor the girls and women who embody these principles in all the sports.”
Osoba the promoters of Youth Empowerment Foundation, firmly believes that sports should be a platform for everyone, regardless of gender, to showcase their talents, resilience, and determination. Taekwondo is no exception, and over the years, we have witnessed the incredible growth of female participation and excellence in this martial art.
“Female athletes have not only excelled in Taekwondo but have also shattered stereotypes, proving that they are equally capable of achieving greatness in any field they choose. They serve as role models for countless aspiring athletes worldwide, inspiring a new generation of girls to pursue their dreams with courage and conviction.
“International Day of the Girlchild shows the importance of gender equality and the need to create an inclusive environment where every individual thrives. Youth Empowerment Foundation is committed to fostering this inclusivity within our sport, and we are continuously working to break down barriers and promote diversity in Taekwondo.”
Youth Empowerment Foundation extends its heartfelt appreciation to all the female athletes, coaches, officials, and supporters who have made Taekwondo a more inclusive and diverse community. The organization commends their dedication and achievements are a testament to the strength and resilience of women and girls worldwide.
“On this International Day of the Girlchild, we celebrate the power of female athletes in Taekwondo and sports in general and look forward to a future where gender equality is not just a goal but a reality in every facet of our society.
“Youth Empowerment Foundation is a youth-serving non-governmental organization working nationally in sports, reproductive health, nutrition, livelihoods, and education. We use various platforms including school and community-based capacity-building sessions to enhance young women and men’s leadership and life skills; increase financial literacy and provide entrepreneurship opportunities for economic empowerment.” Concludes Osoba
