Nigerian private companies and individuals must see investing and sponsorship of domestic sports as not only corporate social responsibility but also as a way of creating jobs, reducing crimes, arousing of national pride, among others.

President of Pan-Africa Kult Organisation and Member of Bremen Immigrant Parliament (BRI) Germany, Chief Muritala Awolola (Tala) made this known through a telephone chat from his base in Germany.

He went further, charity begins at home they say, I thought of how we can develop grassroots sport in Nigeria by putting up a yearly women football tournament to discover and nurture hidden talents.

"Business leaders, who should have sleepless night over the resulting shrinking of disposable lines and how it negatively affect their own bottom lines, are the ones at the forefront of European football craze. Top political leaders and sports administrators who should be mindful of creating jobs for Nigerians through sports, fly themselves to Europe in private planes to watch European football competitions." He lamented.

Just months ago, few people knew about the existence of the organiser of African Football Tournament in Germany and proprietor of Moje Queens, Chief Muritala Awolola, who is determined to organise a regional women football competition in the South West christened 'Oodua Women Football League.'

The football initiative, according to him, can transform domestic women players which will create a new generation of deserving local heroes who will then go and take on the world.

"With our youth population explode unchecked, the initiative like this is imperative to keep our young girls engaged."

"By far, the most popular spot in Nigeria is football and our girls need to be taken off the street and prepare them for a brighter future." He concluded.

This is some serious issue.

We offer all types of training services in the world of ICT...This is just one of them.