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350 golfers to participate in 2025 IBB Lady Captain’s Cup in Abuja

No fewer than 350 golfers will battle for honours at the IBB International Golf and Country Club Lady Captain’s Cup 2025, scheduled to run from 2nd to 6th April, 2025 in Abuja, the Federal Capital Territory (FCT).

The Lady Captain of the Club, Julie Donli, in an interview with journalists, said participants are expected to come together for a week of friendly competition, networking and extraordinary celebration of the achievements of the Ladies Golf Section under her leadership.

She added that the tournament offers an unparalleled opportunity to celebrate golfers, corporate and individual sponsors of the Ladies Golf Section.

She said, “It has been an incredible journey serving as the Lady Captain of the IBB International Golf and Country Club with our theme for the Year, ‘Ladies Supporting Ladies'”.

“I have enjoyed the honour of leading an exceptional group of women who are committed to the advancement of golf and the well-being of our community. l am filed with gratitude for the incredible journey we have shared. Over the past year, we have accomplished so much together.

“We have hosted remarkable tournaments, expanding our membership, giving back to the community, developing infrastructure, and strengthening the legacy of the Ladies Golf Section (LGS).”

The former Director General of the National Agency For The Prohibition Of Trafficking In Persons (NAPTIP) said that under her leadership, activities at the club have been vibrant and impactful, with key highlights.

“Some of our highlights include a significant increase in the weekly Thursday Kitty participation, growing from 28 to over 190 players.

“Hosting of major tournaments, including the 26th IBB Ladies Amateur Golf Open Championship and 25th IBB Ladies Close Championship. Expansion of the Junior Open Championship, leading to two young Nigerian golfers earning World Amateur Golf Rankings (WAGR).

“Completion of a four-unit toilet and storage facility at the Driving Range, enhancing club infrastructure. Sponsorship, mobilisation, strengthening financial sustainability as well as national and international engagements,” she said.

The Lady Captain’s Cup is an octane tournament that brings together top individuals, business leaders, golf enthusiasts and community supporters.

Taofeek Lawal

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