AmuwoGames unites Amuwo-Odofin community to celebrate, win
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The curtain has come down on the grand spectacle that is AmuwoGames 2023, leaving behind a legacy of victory, unity, and community excellence.
The closing ceremony, held at Ward B, Amuwo Odofin, was the culmination of a month-long celebration honoring the sportsmanship, resilience and fortitude of the Amuwo Odofin community.
Founder Oluwaseun Ayeni thanked all participants and contributors and highlighted the transformative impact of AmuwoGames, saying, “This is not a farewell, but a new beginning.
“Until we meet again in this field of dreams, may your spirits continue to soar and may the AmuwoGames tradition continue to inspire us all.”
Tech1M, one of the sponsors of AmuwoGames 2023, awarded a generous prize of 50,000 to the winners of each category of the chess tournament.
Nirvana Water awarded medals to the walkathon and cycling winners, and on behalf of sister brand Smoove Chapman, awarded medals to the five-sided soccer champions.
Lanre Shittu Motors awarded 100,000 cash prizes each to the gold medalists of the Scrabble tournament, and 30,000 and 20,000 consolation prizes to second and third place respectively.
The Golden Penny Volleyball Tournament concluded with a win for the Festac Bulls after a competitive three-round final match against the Festac Unicorns.
The Golden Penny awarded medals and prizes to the winners, adding a golden touch to the closing ceremony.
Stella Osafire, Member of Parliament representing Amuwo Odofin 1st Constituency in the House of Representatives, and Ollade Bethel Omonyi, Ward B, highlighted the positive impact of community events like AmuwoGames.
Publisher of Inside Watch Africa, Rough Up and Indomix, Pastor Oluwaseyi Adegoke Adeyemo was also present to attend the event.
The final soccer match featured a showdown between defending champion Mile 2 Lions and Festac Bulls. However, the Mile 2 Lions won 2-1.
The fierce competition on the field was reflected in the overall medal table, with the Mile 2 Lions securing the top spot with five gold medals, four silver medals, and two bronze medals.
The Hawks followed closely in Mile 2 with five gold medals and four silver medals. Festac Bulls took 3rd place with 4 gold medals, 3 silver medals, and 3 bronze medals, while GRA Rhinos, who were 2nd in the last competition, finished last with 1 gold medal, 3 silver medals, and 5 bronze medals. has been secured.
AmuwoGames 2023 left an indelible mark on the community, fostering unity, resilience and a shared passion for the sport.
As the fourth edition of the competition comes to a close, the organizers would like to express their gratitude to all the participants, sponsors and supporters who contributed to the success of the games.
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Source: guardian.ng