Ahead official opening, FIFA agent Drew Uyi visits new Warri Stadium
Our Reporters In a bold, strategic and decisive move to position Delta State on the global football stage, Chairman of the Delta State Sports Commission, Hon. Onos Oborevwori, has invited
Our Reporters
In a bold, strategic and decisive move to position Delta State on the global football stage, Chairman of the Delta State Sports Commission, Hon. Onos Oborevwori, has invited internationally licensed FIFA agent and sports brand strategist, Dr. Drew Uyi, to conduct a high-level inspection of the New Warri Stadium ahead of its official opening.
The official visit is aimed at evaluating the Warri Stadium’s readiness in line with international standards while developing strategies to market and brand the facility to attain, attract and retain worldwide audience.
According to officials of the Sports Commission, the initiative is part of a broader plan to transform the New Warri Stadium into a premier sports destination in West Africa, capable of attracting international matches, tournaments, and commercial partnerships.
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Instructively, Drew Uyi’s inspection tour will cover key areas, comprising infrastructure compliance, pitch quality, media and broadcast readiness, safety systems, and VIP hospitality facilities.
A statement by the officials said, "The exercise will also assess opportunities for commercial growth such as sponsorship integration, naming rights, and enhanced fan experience.”
Continuing, the statement pointed out that Drew Uyi will also explore ways Warri Wolves can be retooled for global visibility and mileage acceleration..
"Beyond the stadium itself, the visit will also focus on the revitalisation and repositioning of Warri Wolves F.C. as a modern and competitive football club. The proposed rebranding aims to align the club with global standards, strengthen its fan base, and create pathways for youth development and international talent exposure."
Uyi said at the end of the visit, that he would deliver a comprehensive strategic report detailing compliance gaps, commercial opportunities, and a three-year roadmap for international positioning.
