Sports: Oyo Pacesetter Queens Deliver Double Trophy Triumph

 

The Oyo State Government’s sustained investment in sports development has continued to yield remarkable results as Pacesetter Queens Football Club returned home with two major trophies, a feat that underscores the state’s growing dominance in grassroots and women’s football.

 

In a colourful reception held at the Oyo State Ministry of Youth and Sports, the Honourable Commissioner for Youth and Sports, Hon. Wasilat Adegoke, received the management of Pacesetter Queens FC following the club’s impressive victories in the Oyo State Challenge Cup and the Ibadan Football Association (IFA) League.

 

The trophies, formally presented to the Oyo State Government, symbolise not only the club’s success but also the impact of Governor Seyi Makinde’s unwavering commitment to sports development, youth empowerment and talent discovery across the state.

 

Welcoming the victorious team, Hon. Wasilat Adegoke, represented by the Permanent Secretary Oyo State Ministry of Youth and Sports, Dr. Sunday Akinwale Moradeyo described the achievements as a testament to what can be accomplished when government support is matched with dedication, discipline and determination. She noted that the administration of Governor Seyi Makinde has consistently prioritised sports as a vehicle for youth development, social inclusion and economic opportunities, adding that the latest triumph by Pacesetter Queens further validates the government’s vision.

 

“You have demonstrated that champions are made through discipline, teamwork and perseverance. Do not relent because this is only the beginning of greater accomplishments,” she said.

Speaking on behalf of the club, the Team Manager, Prince Babatunde Adegorowa, expressed profound appreciation to Governor Seyi Makinde for his visionary leadership and unwavering support for sports development in Oyo State.

He disclosed that the club emerged champions of the Oyo State Challenge Cup and the Ibadan Football Association (IFA) League, describing the victories as products of the enabling environment created by the present administration.

Prince Adegorowa assured the government that the club would remain committed to sustaining its winning culture and bringing more laurels to Oyo State.

The celebration was more than a ceremonial presentation of trophies; it was a reflection of a government whose deliberate investment in sports is producing champions, inspiring young talents and projecting Oyo State as a force to reckon with in Nigerian football. As the trophies were handed over amid applause and admiration, they stood as shining symbols of a vision that continues to transform sporting dreams into lasting achievements.