Daramola Dynasty Foundation Champions Inclusion at 27th Annual Sports Day For The Blind

The Daramola Dynasty Foundation took centre stage as the headline sponsor of the 27th Annual Sports Day for the Blind, held at the Sports Centre of Yaba College of Technology. Organized by the Federal Nigeria Society for the Blind (FNSB), the event drew wide acclaim as it celebrated the courage, talent, and resilience of visually impaired athletes.

This year’s theme, “Champions of Inclusion,” set the tone for a dynamic day of competitive spirit and unity. Events ranging from the March Past and Tug of War to fast-paced track races captivated a diverse audience of supporters, educators, and advocates for inclusive development.

A standout feature of the day was the exhibition football match featuring players from the Daramola Football Academy, who travelled from Isara Remo in Ogun State to participate. The thrilling encounter ended in a draw, but the real victory was the message it sent — that passion and skill transcend physical limitations.

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Founder of the Daramola Dynasty Foundation, Engr. Olanrewaju Daramola, was on ground to cheer the participants and reinforce the Foundation’s mission of inclusive empowerment through sport and mentorship.

“This is more than just a sporting event,” Engr. Daramola stated. “It’s a demonstration of what’s possible when society chooses to see potential instead of limitations. Inclusion must not just be a conversation—it must be an action.”

The Daramola Dynasty Foundation, known for its grassroots development programs and youth-focused initiatives, reaffirmed its pledge to expand opportunities for marginalized communities across Nigeria. Their involvement at the Sports Day reflects a growing movement to promote equity, visibility, and dignity for persons with disabilities.

As the crowd dispersed with cheers and gratitude, the message remained clear: with the right support and vision, everyone can rise as a champion.