Ex-Super Eagles to honour Edo Gov-elect, Okpebholo, with novelty match
Arrangements have reached advanced stage for the novelty football between former Nigerian internationals and AKPAKOMIZA X1 Stars in honour of the Edo State Governor-elect, Senator Monday Okpebholo and his Deputy, Hon. Dennis Idahosa in Benin City. The organisers of the November 11 novelty football match which is said to be one of the numerous pre-inauguration […]
ex super eagles to honour edo gov elect, okpebholo, with novelty match
Arrangements have reached advanced stage for the novelty football between former Nigerian internationals and AKPAKOMIZA X1 Stars in honour of the Edo State Governor-elect, Senator Monday Okpebholo and his Deputy, Hon. Dennis Idahosa in Benin City.
The organisers of the November 11 novelty football match which is said to be one of the numerous pre-inauguration activities, have announced the partnership with Spires Media and A& K Construction Ltd as official sponsors of the match.
While Spires Media is the official sponsor of the match jerseys, A&K would take care of all the match logistics.
Spires Media are the organisers of Nigeria’s foremost 5-Aside Football Tournament while A& K Constructions are said to be the leaders in the industry.
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Making this disclosure over the weekend, the Spokesman of the organisers, Frank Ilaboya, who is a former Chairman of Edo State Football Association, commended the management of both organisations for coming on board for the success of the match.
“Yes, partners and sponsors have started rolling in as we put finishing touches to the much anticipated novelty match,” said the renowned sports journalist.
He further explained that the idea behind the novelty match was to usher in the new administration of Senator Monday Okpebholo in grand style and also to signal the revival of sports in the state.
The novelty football match said to have been embraced by former Super Eagles players, especially indigenes of Edo State, would be played at the iconic Samuel Ogbemudia Stadium in Benin City.