"Sport starts at the grassroots level, in villages and neighborhoods," says Babacar Ndiaye. By launching the construction of a modern basketball court in Ségré, the president of the Senegalese Basketball Federation is putting this conviction into action, with the ambition of supporting young people and building the champions of tomorrow.

The village of Ségré is about to take a significant step forward in the development of its sports infrastructure. Through this initiative, Mr. Babacar Ndiaye aimed to provide his native village with a sports facility for local youth. This basketball court is designed to offer young people a suitable environment for practicing sports, training, and identifying talent, while also promoting the values of discipline, perseverance, and social cohesion.

The president of the FSBB reminded everyone that "the development of sport begins in villages and neighborhoods, where vocations are born and future champions are built."

For the people of Ségré, this project represents a significant step forward. The young beneficiaries welcomed this gesture, which brings hope and opportunities to a locality where sports infrastructure remains limited.

This achievement is part of the basketball promotion and development policy championed by Mr. Babacar Ndiaye since he took over as head of the federation. Known for his commitment to grassroots sports, he has been multiplying his efforts to strengthen basketball participation nationwide.

The construction of this basketball court will help to revitalize the sporting and social life of the village of Ségré. It should also serve as a venue for organizing sporting and community activities, thus reinforcing the role of sport as a vehicle for cohesion and inclusion.