Heavens Race Academy Visits Destitute Home Ahead of Nationwide League Season Kickoff
Heavens Race Football Academy has shown its compassionate side by visiting the St Anthony of Padua Destitute Home in Uyo, Akwa Ibom State. The team's visit, led by Head Coach Anayo Ndulaka, was a gesture of goodwill to the children at the home. Heavens Race Academy, which competes in the Nationwide League, is owned by Onowu Chukwu Mark Onyeani, a respected sports administrator and philanthropist. The team brought foodstuffs, groceries, gift items, and cash donations to the home.
The visit was a regular part of the academy's activities and included other life-touching initiatives aimed at impacting their community. The children welcomed the players with songs, and the visit soon took a solemn turn as they led the players in moments of praise and worship. The players also spent time interacting with the children, sharing moments of joy before rounding off the visit with a group photograph.
Dominic Ezeani, a defender for Heavens Race Academy, expressed satisfaction with the visit, describing it as a divine call to show love. The visit holds spiritual importance as the team prepares for the 2026 FA Cup and the upcoming Nationwide League season.
The visit by Heavens Race Academy to the St Anthony of Padua Destitute Home is a heartwarming gesture that showcases the team's commitment to giving back to the community. Defender Dominic Ezeani's comments highlight the spiritual importance of the visit, which will undoubtedly have a lasting impact on the team's players and staff. As Heavens Race Academy prepares for the Nationwide League season, this act of kindness will undoubtedly be a motivating factor for the team.
