NONYE SOLUDO HIGHLIGHTS SPORTS AS A TOOL FOR YOUTH CHARACTER DEVELOPMENT. (PHOTO).

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 Nonye Soludo highlights sports as a tool for youth character development Wife of the Anambra State Governor, Dr Nonye Soludo, has described sports as a powerful tool for character formation and social inclusion among youths in the society. Soludo made the assertion, yesterday, in Awka while flagging off the 2nd edition of the Nonye Soludo Volleyball Championship. The group stage of the championship will be concluded today, while the final will be decided on Saturday. She said the competition was aimed at promoting youth development, teamwork, and healthy competition through sports. She further explained that the tournament is part of efforts to positively engage young people, discover talents and encourage discipline and unity among youths in the state. “This competition will also serve as a platform for nurturing future volleyball stars. I encourage our youths to take the tournament seriously because sports remains a powerful tool for character building and social inclusion,” she...

TWO GENERATIONS OF ROYAL FAMILY VISITED THE DEFENCE MEDICAL REHABILITATION CENTRE TODAY.{PHOTOS}.

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   Today, two generations of The Royal Family visited The Defence Medical Rehabilitation Centre near Loughborough. Both The Prince of Wales and Duchess of Cornwall and The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge unveiled a plaque to mark the first Royal visit since DMRC's opening.
The Defence Medical Rehabilitation Centre has been treating patients since October 2018, and will ensure rehabilitation treatment is available to seriously injured sailors, soldiers and members of the RAF.
This 21st century medical hospital has replaced Headley Court, which treated injured members of the Armed Services for over 70 years. The new Medical Centre is located within the estate of Stanford Hall. The late 6th Duke of Westminster was inspired to create a state of the art medical facility after serving in the British Reserve Army for 40 years. He donated a personal founding gift of £70 million to create the hospital.
The centre includes a gym, a range of swimming and hydrotherapy pools. The Duke of Cambridge was personally involved in the creation of the centre. His Royal Highness was Patron of the appeal in 2018.More photos below.
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