The management of CAF Confederation cup 2019/2020 hopefuls, Rangers International Football Club of Enugu ably led by Prince Davidson Owumi on Tuesday signed a five-year multi million naira contract deal with Lotto SPA Italia to produce and brand all the football kits for the club,National Daily learnt.
Speaking during the signing of the contract at Rangers Secretariat in Enugu, the Rangers’ General Manager, Owumi said the contract was between the club and Desgraf & Mart’s Ltd, Lotto agent in Nigeria.
He said that the essence of the contract was to be a sort of relief in the funding of the club by the government, stressing,
“This is really a land mark occasion and we are indeed very glad to be associated with this. I strongly believe that it will go a long way towards letting our teaming fans have our spots kits and as well generate income for the club.”
Owumi said that the contract is a landmark achievement in the history of Nigeria Club Football, adding that “it is the first time a club in country is attracting such a deal in Nigeria.”
The Lotto representative, Mr. Ositadimma Agu said that his company is a world brand and they decided to partner with a world brand like Rangers International FC.
Rangers’ G.M, Owumi and Barrister Emeka Ugwuarua, Rangers Admin Secretary signed for the club while Ositadinma Agu of D&M and Barrister Nkem Iloeje signed for Lotto SPA Italia, the kits manufacturer.
PV: 0
You may be interested
Orban’s Lyon Face Provisional Relegation To Ligue 2 Amid Financial Woes
Webby - November 15, 2024Olympique Lyon the club of Nigerian striker Gift Orban, have been handed a provisional Ligue 1 relegation by theDNCG who…
Ghana Miss Out On AFCON 2025 Qualification After Draw With Angola
Webby - November 15, 2024Black Stars of Ghana’s hopes of qualifying for next year’s AFCON was ended after they played a 1-1 draw away…
‘It Was A Fair Result’ — Troost-Ekong Reacts To Super Eagles Stalemate Vs Benin Republic
Webby - November 15, 2024Super Eagles captain William Troost-Ekong claimed the Super Eagles deserved a point from their 2025 Africa Cup of Nations qualifying…