By Wakawaka Sports
The President of Standard Tennis Development Club, Owerri, Sir Stanley Sunny Nganya, popularly known as Sun Aluminium, has commenced a massive infrastructural transformation of the club, fulfilling one of his major promises during the electioneering campaign.
Sir Nganya, who pledged to reposition the club as one of the best tennis facilities in the country, has wasted no time in translating his vision into action, with construction and renovation works already progressing at the facility.
The ongoing project includes extensive landscaping of the clubhouse and other infrastructural improvements designed to give the club a modern and attractive outlook.
The transformation, which began a few weeks ago, is reportedly approaching completion, with the new outlook already giving the club a remarkable facelift.
Speaking with Wakawaka Sports correspondents during a visit to the club, Sir Nganya expressed confidence in his ability to deliver on his campaign promises, explaining that his professional background as a builder gave him a clear understanding of what was required to achieve the desired transformation.
He said he never doubted his capacity to fulfil the promises he made during the campaign, adding that the ongoing project was a practical demonstration of his commitment to the development of the club.
The president also commended members for their cooperation and support, noting that their collective commitment had contributed immensely to the progress recorded so far.
Beyond infrastructure, Sir Nganya has also set his sights on sporting success, assuring members that he is going all out to ensure Standard Tennis Development Club wins the ENIC Tennis League title.
He expressed determination to lead the club to glory in the competition, stressing that his administration is committed to combining infrastructural development with improved sporting performance.
In pursuit of that ambition, Standard Tennis Development Club, Owerri, will today take on Port Harcourt Club in Matchday Three of the ENIC Tennis League season at the Port Harcourt Spoy Club courts.
The encounter presents another opportunity for Standard Tennis to demonstrate its competitive strength as the team continues its campaign for the league title.
With the ongoing infrastructural facelift and the president’s ambition to secure silverware, Sir Nganya’s administration appears determined to usher in a new chapter in the history of Standard Tennis Development Club, Owerri.
