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Capital Express Assurance Sponsored FASU 2024 Games Ends in Style

The 2024 FASU Games sponsored by Capital Express Assurance Limited came to an end amid fanfare at the Lagos State University (LASU).

This landmark event brought together student-athletes from universities across Africa to compete in a wide array of sports, promoting excellence, camaraderie, and the spirit of African unity.

In addition to being a co-sponsor, Capital Express Assurance Limited was the Official Insurer for all local athletes participating in the games. This partnership underscores the company’s unwavering commitment to not only safeguarding the future of African sports but also ensuring the protection and well-being of the athletes who represent the continent’s brightest hopes.

The All-Africa University Games transcends beyond the realm of competition. It is a celebration of talent, perseverance, and sportsmanship, bringing together thousands of student-athletes, coaches, and supporters in a shared pursuit of excellence.

The event offers a unique platform for fostering unity and collaboration among African nations through sports, which resonates deeply with the core values of the Capital Express Insurance Group.

Mr. Mathew Ogwezhi, Managing Director and Chief Executive Officer of Capital Express Assurance Limited, commented thus: “At Capital Express Assurance Limited, we are deeply committed to supporting excellence in all forms. Sports is a powerful avenue for cultivating leadership, discipline, and resilience. By insuring these athletes, we are not just providing financial coverage—we are offering peace of mind, allowing these exceptional young individuals to focus solely on their performance, knowing that they are protected.”

 

In her remark at the closing ceremony, the Vice-Chancellor of the University of Lagos (UNILAG), Prof. Folasade Ogunsola, thanked participants and officials, commending their skills, resilience, and sportsmanship. She praised LASU for co-hosting the event and expressed gratitude to the sponsors, noting that the mission of the games extends beyond the field.

Her counterpart, Prof. Ibiyemi Olatunji-Bello, Mni, Vice-Chancellor of Lagos State University (LASU) highlighted the successful collaboration between LASU and UNILAG in delivering an exciting event for Africa.

She noted that Lagos 2024 showcased the unifying power of sports across borders and thanked the state governor for his support. She urged everyone to continue fostering unity, competition, and excellence.

FASU President, Dr. Ashraf Sobhy, represented by the Vice President, Ms. Tsitsi Muzuva maintained that the FASU games was a true celebration of university sports excellence. She thanked the hosts for their exceptional hospitality and celebrated the record-breaking performances throughout the event.

She urged all participants to carry forward the spirit of friendship and unity fostered during the games, emphasising a shared love for sports. In recognition of their contributions, she officially designated the two Vice-Chancellors as Matrons of FASU 2024.

Speaking on the Company’s broader commitment, Mr. Ogwezhi emphasised that the sponsorship of FASU 2024 reflected a deep commitment to empowering the next generation of African leaders—not only in sports but in academia and beyond.

The 11th All Africa University Games which commenced on the 20th of September 2024 ended on the 29th of September 2024 with a closing ceremony at the Lagos Statue University.

The event attracted participation from leading universities across the continent, with over 200 athletes competing in various tournaments, including athletics, football, basketball, and volleyball. This year’s edition focused on unity, competition and excellence.

 

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