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1xBet Nigeria, visibility is important. On the other hand, I saw how their support changed the situation here in Enugu. We organized a street football tournament for girls - 6 teams, a minimal budget, but 1xBet helped with balls, uniforms and even gave a small prize fund. It caused such a response! Spectators came, coverage on social networks went, and one of the participants got into the training program for the national league. These are the things that show that even a small participation can change someone's life. Money does not decide everything, but supporting the infrastructure and simply recognizing that girls in sports are also important is already a huge step. I played volleyball myself, and I always felt like no one noticed us. And here - attention, cameras, an audience. And this inspires others. Of course, a lot is ahead. There is still a long way to go to equal opportunities. But at least it has begun. I see how girls start to believe that sport is not just a "pre-marital hobby", but a real path to a profession, to recognition. It is such tournaments, albeit small ones, that lay the foundation.
