adsAyo Charity Foundation held its 6th Annual Elite 30 Camp on Saturday 5th and Sunday 6th September at the American International School, Victoria Island, marking the third consecutive year the camp has been hosted at the venue.
The two-day camp featured group skills training, station work, campers’ games and an intense mentorship session focused on the values, discipline and mindset required to succeed through basketball.
The foundation also hosted the final four games of its Summer Female Tournament alongside the camp. The mentorship session was led by Ayodeji Egbeyemi, Founder of Ayo Charity Foundation; O’karo Akamune, Basketball Operations Lead, NBA Nigeria; Faruk Banire, former youth national team player and ACF first-edition camper; and Godwin Okonji, former LMU college basketball player. The session offered the young basketballers practical guidance on discipline, character and building a successful future through the sport.
“Being able to do this every single year is something I will always be grateful for. My drive and goal still stands: to create the best possible life for young African boys and girls through the game of basketball, and I intend to keep doing that for as long as I can.” Ayodeji Egbeyemi, Founder Ayo Charity Foundation Related News Smart Stewards’ ELEVATE 2026 to tackle generational wealth, business resilience and future of wealth creation From Macron to Clooney: AFRIFF represents African Cinema at the Lumière Summit African Local Content: Start small, prove it works, then think continental
