Abuja MoU Secretary General, Captain Sunday Umoren Wins Independence Day Golf Kitty

L-R: Resident Pro at Ibom golf course, Emmanuel Ochayi; Secretary General of Abuja MoU, Captain Sunday Umoren and media consultant Tony Obot during the Independence Day celebration Golf kitty in Uyo Akwa Ibom State

The Secretary General, Abuja MoU, Captain Sunday Umoren has won the Independence Day celebration Golf kitty held recently in Uyo, Akwa Ibom State.

Captain Umoren who plays handicap 28 ended the rounds 76 net to lift the trophy while media consultant Tony Obot came second and Director Special Duties at the Nigerian Maritime Administration and Safety Agency (NIMASA) Mr Isichei Osamgbi won a medal for closest to the Pin at the iconic Ibom golf course hole 12 with a tee shot that settled less than a meter from the Pin.

R-L: Director Special Duties at the Nigerian Maritime Administration and Safety Agency (NIMASA) Mr Isichei Osamgbi; media consultant Tony Obot; Secretary General of Abuja MOU, Captain Sunday Umoren and Resident Pro at Ibom golf course Emmanuel Ochay at the event

The overall winner, Captain Umoren also earned the medal for longest drive with a tee shot of 210 meters at hole 5.

The Resident Pro at Ibom golf course Emmanuel Ochayi congratulated all the winners and assured of a well-maintained golf course.

Ibom Golf course is one of the three championship courses in Nigeria.

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