SUNDAY AKINTOYE
Bankole Olowookere, coach of U-17 female national team along with some invited guests are expected to grace the closing ceremony of Olori Hadijat Memorial Women Football competition scheduled to hold on Sunday at the Igando Play playground, Alimosho, Lagos.
To reach the final stage, Nakamura beat FC Phoenix 1-0, while Aseyori Queens defeated Future Stars Queens 1-0 to reach the final stage.
The pulsating final would be played between Nakamura Queens and Aseyori Queens as both teams promised to give their best in
The match coordinator, Sulaiman Gbadamonsi said arrangement have been concluded to stage a colorful closing ceremony charged the participating teams to see the final as friendly and shun vices that can bring the tourney into disrepute.
“We are ready for the final because we have put all the necessary things in place. The final of this year’s would be tough because both teams have not lost a match on their way to final. Secondly we have put security in place because of invited gustiest we have invited. It is going to be a colorful and memorable final and fans would enjoy female football at the grassroots level,”he said.
Gbadamonsi confirmed that Olowoskere who is currently handling Flamingo National team had promised to grace the closing ceremony. He said some other invited guests have also promised to grace the final comes on Sunday.
Meanwhile U-15 category male final would come earlier on Sunday as Samadek FC battle Blessed Stars before the female category
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