eTranzact reiterates commitment to golf development
One of the major sponsors of the Ibom Open Golf Championship 2025, eTranzact, has expressed total commitment to golf development in Nigeria. Speaking at the three-day championship which was held at the golf course of the Ibom Golf & Country Club, Uyo last weekend with over 25 major professional and amateur golfers in attendance, the […]
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One of the major sponsors of the Ibom Open Golf Championship 2025, eTranzact, has expressed total commitment to golf development in Nigeria.
Speaking at the three-day championship which was held at the golf course of the Ibom Golf & Country Club, Uyo last weekend with over 25 major professional and amateur golfers in attendance, the General Counsel & Group Head, Legal Services at eTranzact, Ms. Eme Godwin, who represented the Managing Director/CEO, Mr. Niyi Toluwalope, stressed the need for more partnerships between sports and the private sector to guarantee sustainable development.
“For us, golf sponsorship is not just an investment but a clear demonstration of our resolve to keep supporting and providing innovative solutions and platforms to help businesses and governments to succeed, in line with our vision to be the preferred integrated financial technology platform for merchants and consumers,” Godwin said.
According to Godwin, a further proof of the partnership is the eTranzact Golf Classic (season three) taking place at the Lakowe Lakes Golf Club, Lagos from June 12 to 14.
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Meanwhile, the Group Head, Public Sector Payments & Collections, Mr. Sunday Agboola, who harped on the partnership, also said: “We are committed to leveraging on our homegrown, world-class switching and payment processing platform to facilitate business successes across all sectors of the economy.”
Chairman, Ibom Open 2025 Planning Committee, Mr. Usenobong Akpabio, who won the championship trophy, commended the sponsor over its partnership drive which he described as progressive.