Captain of Nigeria’s Super Falcons and FC Barcelona star, Asisat Oshoala has unveiled a new logo for her foundation, the Asisat Oshoala Foundation.
The logo, which was designed by sports giant Nike, was inspired by the Nigerian motifs and football symbol with Asisat Oshoala’s initials A. O. and football in one image.
The Nigerian star said that the reason behind the new logo is huge as she has big plans in stock for African girl-child coming soon through her foundation.
“Huge things are coming up pretty soon for the African girl-child through the foundation. We just unveiled our new plans and strategies to make sure that African girl-child have unlimited access to play football and go to school.
“These are my duties as the reigning African women footballer of the year. We must leave nothing to chance to ensure that our girls are empowered to showcase their sports talent and also make headways in their education. This is very important to us at the Asisat Oshoala Foundation,” she said.
P.M. EXPRESS reports that Asisat Oshoala is an Ambassador of US sportswear giant, Nike.
The Asisat Oshoala Foundation was set up in 2015 with the sole aim of giving hope to a girl-child through education and sports.
The foundation has over six projects in the last five years – the inspire girls project, food project, football for girls Africa project, football for hope, and back to school project
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