Lafarge Africa will provide kits for the four semi-finalists. Speaking on the support, Lafarge’s Head of Corporate Communications, Ginikanwa Frank-Durugbor, emphasised the company’s dedication to initiatives that foster unity and promote well-being among security personnel in its host communities.
“We recognise the vital role security agencies play in maintaining peace and order in Ogun State,” said Frank-Durugbor. “By supporting the SWAN Security Cup, we’re encouraging camaraderie, promoting healthy rivalry, and reinforcing our commitment to the peaceful coexistence of the communities where we operate.”
ValueJet Nigeria, led by CEO Hon. Kunle Soname, donated prize money for the finalists, continuing its tradition of supporting grassroots sports. Soname noted, “Sports have the power to unite people and inspire greatness. Supporting the SWAN Security Cup aligns with our vision to promote youth engagement and celebrate the dedication of our security operatives.”
Also lending support, OORBDA CEO Dr. Adedeji Ashiru promised contributions of bottled water, palm oil, and other local produce for the finals, affirming the agency’s commitment to wellness and unity among security operatives.
Chairman of Ogun SWAN, Comrade Michael-Azeez Ogunsiji, expressed gratitude to the sponsors, noting that their support highlights the importance of public-private partnerships in driving community development through sports.
