Supremos dey trend for X, number 15 for Nigeria, according to trends24.in. Di name also show up for news reports about Supremos FC, di football club wey music entrepreneur Michael Collins Ajereh, wey pipo sabi as Don Jazzy, found.
Nairametrics report say Supremos FC don announce say e register for Lagos Liga, di league wey dem describe as di most talked-about private football league for Nigeria. Di league set to kick off in December, and all matches go hold for Lagos.
Di club go compete for N50m prize. Nairametrics tok say na di largest per-game prize money in Nigerian football history at N8.33m per game, because e take only six games to win di whole tournament.
Don Jazzy tok say e dey thrilled to be part of di innovative league. He tok say Supremos FC dey committed to developing grassroots football and providing platform for talented players to shine.
PM News report say Don Jazzy react to news of Supremos FC joining di Lagos Liga for 2024. Di report quote am say Lagos Liga na perfect opportunity for am to merge im passion for football with im commitment to developing talent, and say e dey excited to bring im expertise in building successful teams to di beautiful game.
Lagos Liga na premier African private football league, offering non-professional players and football veterans platform to compete in high-stakes 7-aside matches. Fans Challenge and Skills Challenge go run alongside di matches, offering fans chance to win prizes. Favour Godfrey, one league representative, tok say Lagos Liga dey committed to being di rallying point for sports, culture, and entertainment.
Other newly signed clubs for di league include Mavbrooks SC, founded by Ayodeji E. Olowe; Applebee FC, founded by Nnazilim Egbuonu; Firecrackers FC, founded by Stephanie Etiaka; Jarus FC, established by Suraj Oyewale, aka Sir Jarus; and Superstar FC, founded by Seye Bandele.
PM News add say di Supremos FC news come barely two months after Afrobeat musician Burna Boy launch im football academy for August 2024. Di report also tok say Don Jazzy launch di club after foreign investor acquire im record label Mavins, and say he co-found Mo’ Hits Records for 2004 with Oladapo Oyebanj, aka D’banj, before he set up Mavin Records on 8 May 2012.
