Dambe Warriors League Strikes Gold: Ministry of Arts and Culture Partnership Set to Revolutionize Nigeria’s Traditional Martial Art
In a groundbreaking move, the Dambe Warriors League (DWL) has secured a prestigious partnership with the Ministry of Arts and Culture, paving the way for the promotion and international exposure of Nigeria’s ancient martial art sport, Dambe.
This collaboration is poised to breathe new life into the traditional sport, empowering youth and fostering a sense of purpose.
During a courtesy visit to the Minister of Art, Culture, and the Creative Economy, Barrister Hannatu Musa Musawa, in Abuja, the co-founders and executives of DWL shared their vision for the sport.
The Minister expressed her delight with the organizers, acknowledging their immense potential and the significance of this partnership.
“The Ministry of Art, Culture and the Creative Economy is thrilled to collaborate with Dambe Warriors League. By partnering with this brand, we aim to engage our vibrant youth population and empower them with a sense of purpose.
“This collaboration will be instrumental in reviving our rich cultural heritage, creating job opportunities, building capacity, and fostering positive influence,” Musawa stated.
The Managing Partner of Dambe Warriors League, Mario Wamny, described the collaboration as groundbreaking, marking a crucial moment for the traditional sport. “This significant milestone marks a crucial moment for the sport of Dambe and the league, as the organization strives to expand its reach both domestically and internationally.”
Co-founders and executives of DWL, Chidi Aninya and Anthony Okeleke, shared their excitement, stating, “The endorsement of the Ministry is a dream come true. We are thrilled to announce this initial step and are incredibly excited about what the future holds.”
This partnership will grant DWL access to a robust network of traditional African sports enthusiasts, offering potential sponsors and opportunities to grow its brand reach. The collaboration will also bring Dambe events to each Nigerian state, showcasing a thousand years of Nigerian heritage to young men and women across the country.
As the SuperFight 03 approaches, scheduled to take place at the Abuja Velodrome on September 15th, 2024, the anticipation is palpable. Tickets will go on sale on August 26th, marking a significant milestone in the journey to revitalize Nigeria’s traditional martial art.
With the Ministry’s support, DWL is set to revolutionize the sport of Dambe, empowering youth, fostering cultural heritage, and promoting Nigeria’s rich traditions to a global audience.
This partnership is a testament to the power of collaboration and the endless possibilities that can be achieved when like-minded individuals come together to promote a shared vision.
