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Apata, Nkana excel as Kaks Projects Squash Rumble ends in Lagos

Former Captain of the Squash Section of the Ikoyi Club 1938, Dr Olubunmi Apata, was elegant in the courts as he beat the 45-strong field to win the Kaks Projects Squash Rumble, which featured players from across the country.

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Ikoyi Club’s Squash Section Chairman, ‘Semoore Badejo (left); Past President of Lagos Country Club/Patron of the Section, Funmi Bamkole; winner of the Most Played Game, Mr. Udoh Nkana; Sponsor/Founder of Kaks Projects, Mr. Oladipupo Arikawe and winner of the Squash Rumble, Dr. Olubunmi Apata, at the end of the Kaks Projects Squash Rumble.
Chairman of Squash Section, Sir ‘Semoore Badejo (left); Past President of Lagos Country Club / Patron of the Section, Funmi Bamkole; winner of the Most Played Game, Mr. Udoh Nkana; Sponsor/ Founder of Kaks Projects, Mr. Oladipupo Arikawe and winner of the Squash Rumble, Dr. Olubunmi Apata, at the event

To develop the game of squash and encourage socialisation among players, Kaks Projects recently sponsored a Squash Rumble at the Squash Section of the Lagos Country Club, tagged “Let’s go a Rumble.”
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The tournament witnessed the highest number of participants in the history of Squash Rumbles within the club with 45 registered players.

Its past Captain, Dr. Olubunmi Apata, won the Rumble while Mr. Udoh Nkana won the prize for playing the highest number of games.

The Founder/Creative/Project Director of Kaks Multiprofile Services, Mr. Oladipupo Arikawe, who also doubled as the Section’s One Day Chairman, stressed the need for members to come together, play together, challenge each other in a healthy and friendly environment.

Squash, to him, is a game of life and a game for life.

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He promised to continue to support the Sectional Management Committee in ensuring that the game of Squash is made popular like other sports.

The Chairman of Squash Section, Sir Semoore Badejo, thanked the sponsors and reiterated the need for members to “know more about each other as a growing family, work towards the upliftment of the game and find common grounds for mutually beneficial relationships.”
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