Nurturing Dreams and Uncovering Future Football Stars in Uyo Hajji Gafar Liameed, Chairman of the Lagos State Football Association, recently took advantage of his visit to Uyo for the Super Eagles AFCON qualifier against Libya to scout local talent. Known for his dedication to grassroots football, Liameed’s early morning visits to Uyo’s local football fields allowed him to observe over 100 aspiring players engaged in friendly matches, all hoping to catch the attention of one of Nigeria’s most passionate talent developers. Liameed’s commitment to nurturing youth talent is a continuous effort in Nigeria’s football landscape, with hopes that his work will contribute to the future success of the Super Eagles. Editorial Hajji Gafar Liameed’s unwavering dedication to scouting and nurturing young football talent serves as a beacon of hope for aspiring players across Nigeria. His actions highlight the importance of supporting grassroots football, providing budding talents with mentorship and opportunities that can change the trajectory of their lives. In a country brimming with raw footballing potential, Liameed’s approach emphasizes the need to create structured pathways for young players, enabling them to rise through the ranks and fulfil their potential. Throughout the day, Liameed watched four matches, meticulously observing the skill and determination displayed by the young players. Reflecting on his experience, he remarked that football talent in Nigeria is abundant, but without the right guidance and opportunities, many of these young players go unnoticed. He identified several promising talents and extended invitations to some