Noah Dallaji Addresses the parliament of Liberia on the need to incorporate the young people in governance.
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No fever than 100 kids are participating in the Noah Dallaji Legacy Basketball Camp in Africa’s diplomatic Capital, Addis Ababa, Ethiopia. The train of one of Africa’s biggest sports mentorship program moves to Ethiopia following successfull outings in Kano, Nigeria. The Camp gives budding talents from across the continent the opportunity to learn basketball from some …
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Men are known by their works, ideologies and policies. Just as champions aren’t made in the gyms but from something they have deep inside them, a desire, a dream, and a vision. For Engr. Noah Dallaji, Founder/President, African Children Talent Discovery Foundation, ACTDF, the most effective tool for national development is having a vision and a …
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African Children Talents Discovery Foundation, ACTDF a Non-governmental Organisation that specializes in discovering and grooming talented Nigeria sports children have doled out a whopping N1.722 billion for scholarship of 14 Talented Basketball Players to study and play the slamming and dunking game in the United States of America, USA and Canada, www.bestchoicesports.com.ng can report This …
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ACTDF President, Engr Noah Dallaji last Sunday in Ghana met with the Vice President of Liberia, H.E. Jewel Taylor in Ghana. The two great Africans passionately discussed the way forward for Africa, evaluating various means of collaborations that will foster growth.
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Africa’s most decorated table tennis player, Nigeria’s Aruna Quadri has congratulated Engr. Noah Dallaji following his recent award. Engr Noah Dallaji was recently decorated with a Doctorate Degree and also an Award of Excellence as the Youth Empowerment Personality of the Year at the Africa Advancement Forum Global Award held in Ghana. Dallaji’s humanitarian effort …
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The Emir of Bauchi, Dr Rilwanu Suleiman Adamu has declared that if not for the call by the people of Bauchi Emirate for him to succeed his late father as Emir, he would have been a professional footballer. The Emir was speaking on Sunday in his Palace when he received former Nigerian footballer stars, Kanu Nwakwo, …
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