2022 Ijaw/Itsekiri Peace, Unity Football Tournament End in Grand Style as Kolokolo CFC Wins

The 2022 edition of the most popular Ijaw/Itsekiri Peace and Unity football cup competition also known as Comrade Mulade Sheriff Peace, Unity Cup finally came to a very exciting end with Kolokolo CFC beating Kurutie CFC

This came durring a penalty shoot-out after the main game lingered with 1-1 draw on Saturday December 3rd, 2022 in Ugborodo Township Stadium, Escravos, Warri South-West LGA, Delta State

Mulade who is the chief host gave glory to God Almighty for a successful football tournament, congratulating the four teams, Oboro CFC and Ogbe-Ijoh CFC for making it to the Semi-finals while Kolokolo CFC and Kurutie CFC made it to the Finals.

Recall that the poupose of this tournament is to promote contentious peace and unity to Ijaw and Itsekiri in the three Warri LGA's

Mulade further Said that: "Ijaw and itsekeri's are the brain behind the growth Delta State and the Nigeria

economy at large, and if peace is not in the cycle of both ethnic group it will really affect the state, in this input the government should always make sure that vthere is development in this areas".

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