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Pivotal role in powering UAE's economic growth for next 50 years: Al Jaber

- By Enitan Thompson

Head Coach, Bonfrere Joe, who described Barrister Paul Edeh as a man who should be emulated by many in the Football Cycle in Nigeria and Africa. Bonfrere Joe who was pioneer Technical Adviser of the Super Falcons, leading them to their first ever FIFA Women World Cup in China (1991), inspiring players like Ann Chiejine, Uche Eucharia, Marvis Ogun, Chioma Ajunwa and many more to greatness later on in their career expressed his happiness with the project of Ratels Sports Developmen­t Foundation. “It is a huge achievemen­t from my brother, Barrister Paul Edeh. We need more of this to develop women’s football in Africa and am impressed with what we have been able to see from the last two editions. “I would like to inform you that what you are doing is unpreceden­ted and that’s the reason I am giving my full support to this competitio­n and am sure it would go a long way to help get women’s football to it’s right position in Africa and the world as a whole. “I’m very hopeful and optimistic that this partnershi­p with Masita is one of many partnershi­ps that would be sealed by your foundation.”

He also hinted that he will be in Nigeria in the coming weeks for the 25th anniversar­y celebratio­n of the Olympic Gold Medal won by Nigeria. Also reacting, Mr Emmanuel Adukwu, the CEO of Mees Palace Football Academy, Jos who brokered the deal heaped praises on the Sports Brand that has continued to support teams in Africa. “The Masita brand offers the biggest opportunit­y to the growing sports market in Nigeria and Africa at large producing the highest quality sports equipment at the most affordable prices known for durability as well. I am happy that more teams are deciding to come on board the Masita partnershi­p especially the Ratels Sports Developmen­t Foundation”. Adukwu noted. He further listed technical assistance to the Various teams kitted by Masita through their coaches exchange program as a variable benefit no Nigerian sports club can afford to

Ignore. Ratels Sports Developmen­t Foundation (RSDF) Boss, Barrister Paul Edeh thanked the Chief Executive Officer of Masita Sportswear for giving them the chance to seal a partnershi­p with them, He also hailed former Super Eagles Coach Bonfrere Joe for lending his hand of support to the Flying Officers Cup, promising him that his Foundation will do all that is possible to continue pushing for a better future for the girl-child. “Today’s announceme­nt with Masita represents a landmark day for Ratels Sports Developmen­t Foundation and Naija Ratels Football Club’s commercial strategy as we continue to attract new global brands to our projects. “My visit to Europe is to seal partnershi­p deals and develop the various programmes of the Ratels Sports Developmen­t Foundation, as we get prepared and ready to host the best and the biggest Women Football Pre-season Championsh­ip next month. “We are glad with this kind of support and partnershi­p gotten from ‘Masita’ which is well known world wide as one of the top sports clothing company. We will also work and ensure that we get positives from this agreement. I also want to thank Mr. Emmanuel Adukwu, who is Nigeria representa­tive of the brand ‘Masita’ and also the veteran Football Coach, Bonfrere Joe, who is a man that I have always admired even before he led Nigeria to their first ever Gold medal at the Football event in the Olympics. He is technicall­y sound and have always been a winner. Ratels Sports Developmen­t Foundation is the brain child of Legal Luminary, Barrister Paul Edeh and have been given various supports to the girl-child through Sports and Education.

ABU DHABI, 21st September, 2021 Natural gas is set to play a pivotal role in powering economic growth in the UAE over the next 50 years, according to Dr. Sultan Ahmed Al Jaber, Minister of Industry and Advanced Technology and Managing Director and Group CEO of the Abu Dhabi National Oil Company (ADNOC). Delivering the opening address of Gastech 2021, Dr. Al Jaber highlighte­d the UAE's leadership in natural gas and said "natural gas will support the nation’s vision for economic growth as set out by the Leadership in the 'Principles of the Fifty'." "The Principles of the Fifty is a mandate for progress driven by 10 guiding principles aimed at making the UAE the most dynamic economy in the world. Gas will play a pivotal role in this blueprint for growth, as the essential fuel stock for our downstream hub in Ruwais and our industrial joint venture, TA’ZIZ," Dr. Al Jaber said. Speaking virtually, he explained that the UAE is strengthen­ing its position as a regional leader in natural gas and the emerging blue Hydrogen market. He attributed this leadership position to the foresight of the Founding Founder of the UAE, the late Sheikh Zayed bin Sultan Al Nahyan, who recognised the enormous potential natural gas offered and the need to balance economic growth with environmen­tal protection. "Our Founding Father Sheikh Zayed's commitment to the environmen­t and truly sustainabl­e developmen­t was the key driver. In 1973, at his direction, ADNOC stopped burning the associated gas from all its operations, and instead captured it and shipped it. "In short," Dr. Al Jaber

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