The organisers of the Seamoriow U-15 League Championship have fulfilled their cash prize commitments made during a recent press conference.
B United Football Academy, crowned champions, received N800,000, while Miracle Football Academy, the runner-up, is awaiting N500,000 due to issues with their bank account. Lofty Skills from Ikorodu, who secured third place, received N250,000.
Outstanding players and their parents were present as the cash rewards were transferred to the parents’ bank accounts.
Speaking on behalf of the organisers, Oluwaseyi Amos thanked the parents and guardians for releasing their wards during the championship and urged them to use the money paid to their account judiciously.
“Let me congratulate the best three teams of the championship for the job well done. You are with us today to receive your prize money.I must say thanks for you patience and understanding. For the parents of the players who are with us too, we appreciate you for releasing your children to take part in our championship.”
“After paying to your account, we admonish you to spend the money Judiciously, especially on the education of your child. The essence of this championship is to ensure that the prize money gets to the players directly especially on their education. Once again, thanks for your coming and wishing you safe journey back to your various destinations,” he said.
Amos congratulated the top three teams and appreciated the efforts of the organising committee, led by Adedotun Coker, as well as the media for their extensive coverage. He noted that this year’s tournament was more successful and glamorous than previous editions.
Parents expressed their gratitude for the cash rewards, pledging to use the funds for their children’s education, particularly as the new school session begins.
