Comr. Sheriff Mulade, the initiator of the Delta Ethnic Peace and Unity Cup, has reaffirmed his commitment to promoting peaceful co-existence and unity among the various ethnic groups in the state.
The Delta State-born peace and development advocate, has also announced the refund of N100,000 registration fees to all participating teams in the tournament, demonstrating his dedication and commitment towards keeping his promises.
While acknowledging the importance of collaboration for the tournament’s success, Mulade expressed appreciation for the support and contribution by the Delta State Oil Producing Area Development Commission (DESOPADEC).
Mangrovepen.ng gathered that the grand finale of the tournament is scheduled for today, Sunday, December 8th, at Baptist High School Field in Orerokpe Town.
While the final will feature two matches, the third-Place match will see Team Urhobo take on Team Isoko at 12 noon while Team Itsekiri (Ugbomarun Fc) will confront Team Ndokwa (Ndokwa East United FC) at 2pm
Mulade while extending an invitation to the general public, particularly Deltans, to attend the event with reception holding at the Africa 4 Peace Games-Village/Event Center at Ugolo near Osubi, said the football tournament is to unite Deltans as one big family
He said, “It is imperative to state that his desire to see a united and developed Delta State, as being demonstrated through the spirit of sportsmanship among the various ethnic groups.”
Sheriff’s efforts have been instrumental in fostering peace and harmony in the Niger Delta region, this is evident in his previous initiatives like the Ijaw/Itsekiri Peace and Unity Football tournament, Rural/Riverine Educational Support Programme etc.