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Ƴancin Mafarki

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'Yancin Mafarki makarantar kimiyya ce ta Ghana. Makarantar ta fara ne a cikin shekara ta 1999 ta horar da kananan yara maza a Accra kuma suka girma har suka gama makarantar ta zama cibiyar horarwa. Har zuwa shekara ta 2021 mallakar Mansour Group ne.

Tarihi[gyara sashe | gyara masomin]

Tom Vernon ne ya kafa ƙungiyar ta 'Right to Dream Academy' a shekara ta 1999, wanda ya kasance shugaban kungiyar kwallon kafa ta Manchester United a Afirka. Ya fara ne a ƙaramin sikelin kuma, ba kamar yawancin makarantun matasa ba, ba tare da ƙungiyar ƙwararru ba, horar da ƙananan yara samari waɗanda aka fara zama a gidan Vernon. Wasu 'yan leƙen asiri da sauran ma'aikata sun kasance masu sa kai. [1]

A shekarar 2004 kungiyar ta fara kawance da manyan makarantun sakandare na Amurka don bayar da guraben karo karatu..[2][3][4][5][6][1][1] [1][7][8][9][10][11][12][13][14][15] [4] [16][17][18][19][20][21]


A shekara ta 2010 ƙungiyar ta buɗe wani sabon wuri a kudancin Akosombo a yankin gabashin Ghana. Tun daga shekara ta 2021 makarantar koyarwa ce ta duk-malanta don masu sha'awar kwallon kafa waɗanda aka zana daga ko'ina cikin Yammacin Afirka.[ana buƙatar hujja]

Rahoton Bleacher ya zaba shi 15th a cikin matsayinsu na shekara ta 2013 na makarantun matasa. An gabatar da tsarin tsarin matasa mata a shekara ta 2013, wanda shi ne na farko a Afirka. A cikin shekara ta 2014, makarantar right to Dream Academy ta ƙaddamar da shirin makarantar dama na mafarkin farko a Takoradi. A Cikin shekara ta 2015 Dama zuwa Mafarki ya sayi FC Nordsjaelland .

Ya zuwa shekara ta 2015, abokan hada-hada sun haɗa da Tullow Oil Ghana, Mantrac Ghana, Ashoka da Laureus Sport For Good Foundation.

A cikin shekara ta 2021 Kamfanin Mansour ya saka dala miliyan 120 a cikin karɓar kuɗi kuma ya sanar da cewa yana ƙirƙirar sabuwar ƙungiya, ManSports.

Masu Digiri[gyara sashe | gyara masomin]

Tun daga shekara ta 1999 makarantar ta yaye ɗalibai 144, bisa ga shafin yanar gizon su na shekara ta 2021.

Tun daga shekara ta 2007 Makarantar ta samar da ɗalibai sama da guda 20 waɗanda ke wasan ƙwallon ƙafa a Turai. Wasu waɗanda suka kammala karatun 'Yanci don Mafarki suma sun sami kira zuwa cikin kungiyar Ghana ta Ghana Black Starlets (U17) zuwa Black Stars. Tun Daga shekara ta 2013 makarantar tana da masu digiri sama da guda 30 da ke karatu a manyan makarantu da jami'o'i a Amurka da Burtaniya.

A watan Afrilun shekara ta 2014, Fuseina Mumuni dalibar makarantar ta kasance memba ce ta kungiyar U-17 ta Ghana a gasar Kofin Duniya na Mata U-17 da aka gudanar a Costa Rica.

Gasar wasan[gyara sashe | gyara masomin]

Ƙungiyoyin da dama na turai na daukar yan Makarantar suna tafiya Turai ko yaushe don shiga cikin gasa.

Maƙasudin U15s ya ci nasara na guda 26 na Marveld Tournament a Netherlands ƙungiyar U15 ta Right to Dream Academy ta lashe gasar shekara ta 2015 TopC-RKMSV a Netherlands. Makarantar ta shiga cikin bugun Gasar Kofin Gothia na shekara ta 2013 da shekara ta 2014, inda ta zama ta uku a shekara ta 2013 kuma ta ci a shekarar 2014. A Cikin shekara ta 2015, ta dawo cikin Kofin Gothia kuma ya sami nasarar kare takensu, wanda ya sa Kwalejin ta zama ƙungiya ta farko da ta lashe Gasar Gothia Tipselit a cikin shekaru biyu masu zuwa.

Makarantar ta lashe gasar Afirka kuma don haka ta rike damar wakiltar Afirka a kowace shekara tun daga bugun 2008. Ta sami nasarar kammalawa biyar-takwas a Gasar Cin Kofin Duniya na Manchester United, tare da buga ƙwallon ƙafa Manchester United, Juventus, Paris Saint Germain da Real Madrid . Ya sanya mafi kyau na 3 a Cikin shekara ta 2009, kuma a cikin 2014, Kwalejin ta zo ta huɗu. A cikin shekara ta 2015, ta lashe wasan karshe na gasar cin kofin duniya ta Manchester United a karon farko a tarihin su.[22][23] [24] The U15 team of Right to Dream Academy won the 2015 TopC-RKMSV tournament in the Netherlands.[25][26][27][28][29][30][31][32][33][34][35][36][37][38]

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Manazarta[gyara sashe | gyara masomin]

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