The ancient city of Epe is set for a football spectacle as Hon. Segun Agbaje officially launches the 18th edition of the Idera Déé Ramadan Cup.
Epe Insights reports that the annual tournament, which began as a grassroots initiative, has grown into a major football carnival that brings together wards, discovers talents, and energises the community.
This year, 18 competitive teams from across Epe will compete for the coveted title. Matches are scheduled to kick off on February 25th, promising exciting goals, dramatic tackles, and unforgettable moments for fans.
The Idera Déé Ramadan Cup remains a vital platform for emerging footballers. Rising street talents and local stars in the making have previously showcased their skills, with many using the tournament as a springboard for bigger opportunities.
Hon. Agbaje emphasised that the 18th edition would be bigger, bolder, and more rewarding. He reiterated his commitment to youth development and to promoting grassroots football in Epe Division.
The commissioner also highlighted that the tournament strengthens community ties while inspiring healthy competition and sportsmanship among young people.
Organisers assured spectators of a safe, well-managed event, with arrangements in place to accommodate fans and ensure smooth matches throughout the competition.
The stage is set for Epe’s football enthusiasts. Teams are prepared, and fans are ready to cheer on their favourites as the battle for supremacy unfolds across the city.
