Club Owners greet Enyimba boss Anyansi as Sun Sports personality of the Year. Also hail Goround FC Proprietor Obuah on recognition award



The Football Club Owners Association of Nigeria (Club Owners) have  sent a goodwill message to the Chairman of Enyimba international FC chief Felix Anyansi Agwu as he bags THE SUN SPORTS PERSONALITY OF THE YEAR AWARD.

The Association said the award was timely coming exactly 17 years after Anyansi Agwu who is proudly the best Football Administrator in Nigeria led Enyimba to win the first CAF champions League trophy for Nigeria. 

Club Owners in a statement jointly signed by its chairman Barr. Isaac Danladi and the Executive Secretary Alloy Chukwuemeka  described the award as well deserved and meritorious. 

The Association charged Anyansi Agwu to see the recognition as a propeller to continue to use his wealth of experience to add more value to Football development in Nigeria and Africa at large.

The Enyimba boss who is an Executive committee member of the Nigeria Football Federation NFF is also a frontline member of the club Owners Association of Nigeria. 

Meanwhile the Association have also extended a congratulatory message to one of  its members and proprietor of Goround Football club Bro. Felix Obuah who won the The Sun Hospitality personality of the Year.

Club Owners praised him for his commitment to the development of the  Nigeria tourism and hospitality industry which he extended to Football and sports in general .

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