Backey FC CEO Commends BDFA and Encourages Teams in Ongoing Division One Tournament
Introduction
The Chief Executive Officer of Backey FC, Abubabarr Camara, has publicly congratulated the Bombali District Football Association (BDFA) for what he described as outstanding organisation of football competitions in the district, particularly the ongoing Division One tournament. He noted that the standard of matches and overall coordination demonstrate strong leadership and commitment to football development.
Recognition of BDFA’s Efforts
In his message of appreciation, Camara highlighted the dedication of BDFA officials in maintaining structured and competitive leagues. According to him, the quality of play witnessed throughout the tournament reflects effective planning and a genuine passion for advancing grassroots football in the region.
He commended the association for creating an environment where clubs can compete fairly while strengthening unity among stakeholders within the sport.
Encouragement to Participating Teams
Camara also extended words of motivation to teams facing challenges in the competition. He urged players and management not to be discouraged by setbacks, reminding them that ups and downs are part of football and often serve as stepping stones toward improvement and long-term success.
His remarks emphasised resilience, discipline and continued focus as essential qualities for growth both on and off the pitch.
Appreciation for Club Leaders
Beyond the BDFA, the Backey FC executive expressed gratitude to football presidents and club administrators across Division One, the Northern Division and other leagues. He acknowledged their sacrifices and leadership roles, stating that their contributions have significantly supported the progress of football in Makeni and surrounding communities.
Call for Unity and Collaboration
Concluding his statement, Camara called for stronger collaboration among football stakeholders, stressing that collective effort remains vital for sustainable development of the sport in the Northern Region. He reiterated that football thrives when clubs, associations and supporters work together toward shared goals.
“Football is family. Let us continue to come together so we can further develop and promote the game,” he said.
Source: ALC Media – Sports Update
