Leading pharmaceutical company in Nigeria, Emzor will on Monday the 25th of December host 6 times women African footballer of the year Asisat Oshoala Lamina.
Asisat Oshoala, Super Falcon striker, was recently crowned 2023 CAF Women’s ‘Player of the Year.’
The 29-year-old was announced the winner of the gong at the gala held in Marrakesh, Morocco, recently.
The triumph is Oshoala’s sixth time winning the award, pulling clear as the footballer with the most wins.
Oshoala was adjudged the best African female football player in 2014, 2016, 2017, 2019, and 2022.
Asisat was a Brand Ambassador for Emzor pharmaceutical in the last six years just recently renewed her contract with another 3years contract with Emzor.
“I just want to say a big thank you to the CEO of Emzor,Dr Stella Chinyelu Okoli , it’s been a great journey for me she took me as a daughter, cared for me and my foundation and ever since meeting her, she has been sponsoring my foundation and up till now, she still care for the girl child in Lagos.She also sponsored all my projects and I appreciate everything she has done for me “said Oshoala who would be honoured and celebrated on Monday by Emzor company.
The event will hold on Monday the 25th of December 2023 at Abati Barracks Ojuelegba lagos state
The event will also include the Asisat Oshoala Football4girls tournament where over 16 football girls academy in the state will battle for a price money and get a scholarship to Spain to study and play football.
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