By Daily Sports Nigeria on August 14, 2023
The Tamilore Areola Foundation will on Saturday mark its second anniversary with the ‘First TAF Golf Tournament’ at the Ikeja Club, Lagos.
The tournament will feature 120 golfers from different clubs across Nigeria.
TAF was founded in memory of Tamilore Areola to promote charity, entrepreneurship and improved healthcare, as means of touching lives.
Announcing activities lined up for the anniversary celebration, TAF co-founder, Jeffrey Adebayo, explained that the tournament drew its inspiration from Tamilore’s personal connection with golf and the Ikeja Golf Club.
“In her formative years, Tamilore actively participated in golf, and her father’s involvement in the Ikeja Golf Club community fostered numerous friendships. Notably, golfers played a significant role during TAF’s launch two years ago. This resonates deeply with our belief that the charity golf tournament provides an ideal platform for presenting the foundation’s initiatives,” Adebayo said.
He also called on individuals and corporate organisations to support TAF’s mission to spread love and impact more lives.
Source Punch Ng
Posted August 14, 2023
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