Sahara Group signs ex-Super Eagles star, Amokachi
A former Super Eagles star, Daniel Amokach ‘the Bull”, has joined the long list of sports icons who have been part of Saharalympics….
Daniel Amokachi
A former Super Eagles star, Daniel Amokach ‘the Bull”, has joined the long list of sports icons who have been part of Saharalympics.
The former Everton of England star was unveiled at the recently held 5th edition of the Saharalympics Games which featured Sahara employees from Africa, Asia, Europe, and the Middle East.
The Saharalympics is Sahara’s biennial sporting event which made its debut in 2014 and the 2023 edition was held on July 22 in Lagos.
Kola Adesina and Wale Ajibade, Executive Directors at Sahara Group, presented a customized Saharalympics jersey to Amokachi to seal the signing.
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Ajibade said the Saharalympics was also a platform that gives Sahara Group an opportunity to honour individuals and teams who have excelled in various sporting activities.
“It is great to see Dan the Bull still looking fit after all these years, we thank you for all the awesome moments of joy you brought to Nigeria through your extraordinary skills which helped you play the round leather game at the highest level.
“Sahara remains dedicated to recognising and celebrating excellence in sports through the Saharalymics,” he added.
In his response, Amokachi said: “I am truly honoured to have been called upon to participate in this landmark event. Sahara Group’s reputation stands out in the energy sector, and I am truly thrilled to witness the spirit of teamwork and unity that makes Sahara unique.”
Bethel Obioma, Head, Corporate Communications, Sahara Group said the energy conglomerate was already working towards the next edition.
“The Saharalympics personifies our collective passion for success and the spirit of unity within the Sahara Group,” he added.
Other sports greats who are already part of the Saharalympics are Chioma Ajunwa, Joseph Yobo, Victor Ikpeba, Falilat Ogunkoya-Osheku, and Peter Rufai.