GTBank Ogun State Principals
CupSeason 4 enters Semi Final stage
The semi-finals of the GTBank Ogun State Principals Cup, Season
4, kicks off Thursday, July 7, 2016 at the Dipo Dina Stadium, Ijebu-Ode with 8
secondary schools in Ogun state competing for a final berth in both the male
and female categories.
Established in 2012, the GTBank Ogun State Principals Cup is an
annual football tournament geared towards the development of grassroots
football, the discovery of young football talents and fostering camaraderie
amongst secondary school students. It also provides a platform for identifying,
nurturing, grooming young and talented players as well as helping students
actualize their dream of becoming professional footballers.
The season has already produced an exciting display of football
skill and talent, and the semi-finals promises to raise that excitement with
eye catching match ups in the male and female categories. The first semi-finals
in the female category will see Iganmode Grammar School, Ota tackle Our Lady of
Apostles, Ijebu-Ode, while Muslim High School, Isolu will face Makun High
School, Sagamu in the second match of the day. In the male category, Alamuwa
Grammar School, Ado Odo will battle Adeola Odutola College, Ijebu Ode as Pakoto
High School, Ifo challenges Methodist Comprehensive College, Sagamu for the
second slot in the finals.
Commenting on the tournament, Segun Agbaje, the Managing
Director and Chief Executive Officer of Guaranty Trust Bank plc, said that
“over the years this tournament has helped pave the way for youth to cultivate
their sporting talents and work towards actualizing their dream of becoming
professional footballers, while fostering and building a healthier lifestyle at
a critical stage in their lives”. He added that “GTBank will continue to invest
massively in youth development through education and sports.”
Guaranty Trust Bank plc is one of the few Nigerian financial
institutions that have maintained a defined Corporate Social Responsibility
(CSR) strategy since its inception in 1990. The Bank actively supports
in-classroom and out-of-classroom.
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