MTN becomes Aisha Buhari Cup Platinum Sponsor

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By Amaechi Agbo

The Local Organizing Committee of maiden Aisha Buhari Women’s Football tournament has announced that telecommunication giants, MTN has become the Platinum Sponsor of the competition
The Invitational Women’s Tournament will start on on Monday and last till 21st September with six nations taking part
Scheduled for two venues (Mobolaji Johnson Arena and Agege Stadium) in the City of Lagos, the six-nation invitational brings together the A Women Teams hosts Nigeria, Ghana, Cameroon, Mali, Morocco and South Africa.
Marketing Consultant of the tournament, Mr. Taye Ige told journalists that the Local Organizing Committee is enamoured by the decision of the telecommunication behemoth to support the showpiece happening in the City of Aquatic Splendour.
Nine-time African champions, Super Falcons will tango with the Atlas Lionesses of Morocco in the opening match at the Mobolaji Johnson Arena.
MTN had only last week signed a three –year agreement with the Nigeria Football Federation that immediately made the company the Official Communications Partner of the Super Eagles and other National Teams.

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