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The stadium stood empty. If they hadn’t been able to fill it, they would have used Osusu High School instead.

Aglow News
November 1, 2025
The stadium stood empty. If they hadn’t been able to fill it, they would have used Osusu High School instead.

The stadium stood empty. If they hadn’t been able to fill it, they would have used Osusu High School instead.

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“The Aba Stadium is quite large, so unless it’s a major event with strong publicity and turnout, it can appear empty. A smaller, community-centered venue like Osusu High School grounds would be more suitable — it would create a fuller atmosphere, encourage engagement, and be more cost-effective to organize.”

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