Academy unveils plan for sports complex in Abuja
N-Youth Sports Academy, one of Nigeria’s leading institutions in youth development in Federal Capital Territory (FCT) and its environ, has announced plans to establish a state of the art sports complex in the heart of the capital city. The facility, which is expected to serve both grassroots athletes and elite professionals, marks a bold new […]
N-Youth Sports Academy, one of Nigeria’s leading institutions in youth development in Federal Capital Territory (FCT) and its environ, has announced plans to establish a state of the art sports complex in the heart of the capital city.
The facility, which is expected to serve both grassroots athletes and elite professionals, marks a bold new chapter in the Academy’s mission to build champions through education and structured training.
Founded in 2019, N-Youth Sports Academy has become a beacon for young talent across the country. With over 250 scholarships awarded and representation in 13 international competitions, the Academy is now set to take its legacy a step further with the launch of the N-Youth Sports Complex. a multi-sport facility designed to rival international standards.
According to Academy’s Director Mr. Enes Çaylı, the complex will be equipped with a wide array of professional-grade infrastructure. This includes: 3 standard football pitches; 2 basketball courts; 2 volleyball courts; 2 lawn tennis courts; Gym and fitness hall with modern equipment; Semi-Olympic swimming pool; 60-bed hostel space accommodation; 50-seat restaurant and recreational area; Dedicated generator house, sanitation facilities, and administrative units; and Horse riding arena and stables
The Academy envisions the complex as a hub for sports training, competitions, and residential camps, catering to students, amateur athletes, and professional teams alike.
“This is not just a facility, it’s a movement. A base where young Nigerians can train, live, and prepare for greatness,” Çaylı told reporters. “We aim to create an environment that fosters both performance and personal development.”