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PHOTOS: Defining moments of 12th Maritime Cup Competition

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    • The 12th Ships & Ports Maritime Cup Competition which started on October 18 ended gloriously on Friday October 28 with the Nigerian Ports Authority (NPA) winning the trophy for the second time in history after defeating Nigerian Navy by a lone goal. Ships & Ports photographer Toyin Ogunyemi captured some scenes at the final match and the prize presentation ceremony.

    Ships & Ports CEO Dr. Bolaji Akinola introducing the Executive Director of ENL Consortium Mr. Mark Walsh to the representative of the Chief of Naval Staff, Vice Admiral Awwal Zubairu Gambo.
    Mr. Walsh and other dignitaries exchange pleasantries with the Koko Marines.
    Match officials.
    Nigerian Ports Authority (NPA) fans.
    A cross-section of guests at the event.
    The match officials.
    NPA fans celebrate their Maritime Cup victory.
    NPA fans celebrating their victory.
    Representative of Josepdam Port Services receives the Fair Play award.
    Nigerian Navy’s Ayetoba Iseoluwa receives the Best Goalkeeper of the tournament award.
    Nigerian Navy’s Augustine Chibuzor receives the Most Valuable player of the tournament award.
    Runners-up of the 2022 Maritime Cup, the Nigerian Navy Admiralty FC.
    Admiralty FC players being decorated with their silver medals.
    2022 Maritime Cup champions, NPA Koko Marines step out for their medals and trophy.
    The victorious Koko Marines.
    NPA fans celebrate their Maritime Cup victory.
    The Koko Marines

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