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Deputy Governor donates trophies for 2026 Provincial soccer tournament
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Deputy Governor donates trophies for 2026 Provincial soccer tournament

From Post-Courier · () English

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  • Deputy Governor Robin Safitoa donated trophies for the Oro Provincial Soccer Tournament.
  • He stated that sports unite young people and help reduce law and order issues in the province.
  • Safitoa emphasized football's role in teaching discipline, teamwork, and sportsmanship.

Northern Province Deputy Governor Robin Safitoa has donated trophies for the upcoming 2026 Oro Provincial Soccer Tournament. The donation, made through the Office of the Deputy Governor, aims to support youth engagement and community development through sports.

Safitoa highlighted the significant role sports play in uniting young people across the province. He believes that organized sporting activities, particularly football, can be a powerful tool in reducing law and order problems by providing constructive outlets for youth energy and fostering a sense of community.

sport is a powerful way to unite young people and help reduce law and order problems in the province.

โ€” Robin SafitoaThe Deputy Governor explained the broader social benefits of the soccer tournament.

"Football is more than just a game; it teaches discipline, teamwork and sportsmanship while bringing young people from different communities together," Safitoa stated. His remarks underscore the value placed on the tournament not just as a sporting event, but as a platform for personal development and social cohesion within the Northern Province.

football is more than just a game; it teaches discipline, teamwork and sportsmanship while bringing young people from different communities together.

โ€” Robin SafitoaThe Deputy Governor elaborated on the life skills and community-building aspects of the sport.
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