“I Have a Lot to Contribute to My State, Enugu State” — Judith Chime

“I Have a Lot to Contribute to My State, Enugu State” — Judith Chime
“I Have a Lot to Contribute to My State, Enugu State” — Judith Chime

Former Super Falcons goalkeeper Judith Nneka Chime has made a bold declaration of her intent to deepen her contributions to sports and football development in her home state of Enugu State and across Nigeria.

 

Speaking from her base in Atlanta, Georgia, USA, the ex-international affirmed her readiness and commitment to further support the development of sports in Enugu, stressing that she has “a lot to contribute” toward the growth and transformation of football in the state.

 

“I have a lot to contribute to my state, Enugu State,” Chime said confidently. “Our people are hardworking and resilient. What we need is strategic support and inclusive policies that will help our young talents thrive.”

For the past four years, Chime has singlehandedly sponsored an annual grassroots women’s football tournament in Enugu State. According to her, the initiative is focused on giving back to the grassroots and ensuring that the girl child is provided opportunities to explore her football skills while combining sports with education.

 

Her emphasis, she noted, remains firmly on grassroots development, women empowerment, and creating sustainable opportunities for young people through sports.

 

Observers say her tournament has not only unearthed budding talents but also provided a platform for mentorship and exposure for young female footballers in the region.

Chime also expressed confidence in positively influencing preparations and outcomes for the 2026 National Sports Festival, which Enugu State is set to host. She maintained that her international exposure and experience would be valuable assets in ensuring the state delivers a successful outing, particularly in football.

Judith Nneka Chime is a former goalkeeper for the Nigerian women’s national football team, the Nigeria women’s national football team. She represented Nigeria at the 1999 FIFA Women’s World Cup and the 2000 Summer Olympics, earning recognition for her contributions between the posts.

Beyond her grassroots tournament, Chime was recently awarded a Certificate of Acknowledgment from Global Wealth Women Warriors for her continued impact in empowering young women.

 

She has also extended her generosity to the domestic league by offering cash prizes to outstanding goalkeepers in the Nigeria Women Football League (NWFL), further demonstrating her dedication to nurturing excellence in women’s football.

 

With her passion, dedication, and generosity, Judith Chime continues to inspire the next generation of athletes and changemakers, reinforcing her message that she still has much to offer Enugu State and Nigeria at large.

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