THARMM EQUEST, a leading Black entertainment company in the UK and Power Rangers Football Academy...
Tharmm Equest and Power Rangers Football Academy Limited, a renowned sports development organisation in Lagos, have joined forces to revolutionise grassroots football
These two organisations have also established links in other African states, including Ghana and South Africa. This will provide an opportunity for both players and technical crew to showcase their skills and talents on a world stageBy combining their extensive experience in entertainment and Power Rangers Football Academy Limited’s commitment to excellence in sports development, this partnership is set to change the face of grassroots football in Nigeria in particular and Africa in general.
Walters, also known for his dedication to sports development, brings a wealth of knowledge and expertise to the table with a focus on nurturing talent and promoting holistic development, he has a proven track record of helping young African athletes into successful professionals.
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