_N2.5 Million Up for Grabs in 'Oodua Cup' as 16 Under-18 Teams Battle for Glory_
Ibrahim Sangaree, a passionate advocate for youth football development, has launched the 'Oodua Cup', a groundbreaking tournament designed to nurture and showcase the talents of under-18 football players across Osun State.
This ambitious initiative aims to provide a platform for young sensations to demonstrate their skills, grit, and passion for the beautiful game, with 16 teams vying for top honors in the competition.
The 'Oodua Cup' is a celebratory gesture marking the 10th year coronation anniversary of His Imperial Majesty Oba Adeyeye Enitan Ogunwusi CFR, Ojaja II, with the esteemed monarch's legacy infusing the tournament with cultural pride and significance. According to the Osun State Football Association (Osun FA) Secretariat, the stakes are high, with a substantial prize pool of approximately 2.5 million naira up for grabs, ensuring intense competition among the participating teams.
Scheduled to kick off on Saturday, 27th September at OAU Sports Complex in Ile-Ife, the tournament promises to be an exciting spectacle, with matches spread across two venues, Oduduwa College and Ejigbo Township Stadium, accommodating the 16 under-18 teams from across the state. The vision for the 'Oodua Cup' is clear: to unearth hidden gems, foster healthy competition, and propel Osun State's young football talents onto bigger stages.
As the young players lace up their boots and prepare to take to the pitch, the 'Oodua Cup' stands as a testament to Sangaree's commitment to youth development and Osun FA's dedication to nurturing grassroots football. With teenage sensations ready to display their prowess, the interested teams are encouraged to pick up the form at Osun FA Secretariat immediately, forms will be first come first serve basis. The tournament is poised to ignite passion, spark rivalries, and perhaps launch the careers of tomorrow's football stars, all under the proud banner of His Imperial Majesty Oba Adeyeye Enitan Ogunwusi Ojaja II's enduring legacy.
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