L-R: Fab-5 Project Coordinator, Ojuolape Banjo, Events & PR Manager, Dufil Prima, Tope Ashiwaju, Media Manager, Indomie Noodles, Aramide Folorunsho, Fab-5 Project Manager, Dare Amokeodo.
As part of its dedication to the growth and development of the Nigerian child, Dufil Prima Foods, makers of Indomie Noodles, has renewed its partnership with the Fab-5 Football Initiative to encourage sport and education among children.
The Fab-5 Football Initiative, which started in 2012, is a platform designed for promoting education through sports participation at the grassroots and primary schools. It includes a mini football competition, scholarship activities and the opportunity to attend the FCB Escola Lagos mentoring programme.
“We are happy to partner the Fab-5 Initiative once again and contribute our quota to keeping our children engaged and active. What continue to endear us to the Initiative is the credibility of the organizers as well as the fusion of education and sport. At Dufil Prima, our objective is to cater for the well being of the Nigerian child, making them strong and healthy,” said Tope Ashiwaju, PR & Events Manager of the company.
The 2018 edition will see the involvement of schools from 20 LGEAs in Lagos state. These include both boys and girls categories. The mini football tournament climaxes with a two-day finale in May to coincide with the Children’s Day celebrations.
The Fab-5 Football Initiative is also supported by the State Universal Basic Education Board (SUBEB).
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