The final was graced by senior officials of Real Estate Agencies among others.
As winners, Freedom Property went home with a giant trophy and a cash prize of D40,000 while Muna’s J Properties took home a consolation prize of D30,000. Third place occupants Himfirm pocketed home D10,000.
The best player of the tournament went to Alieu Njie CEO, Freedom Property while the most disciplined team award went to Global Properties.
Alieu Njie, head coach of Freedom Property expressed delight for the victory and thanked BB Consultancy for organising such an event meant to bring together Real Estate Agencies.
Modou L. Darboe, Muna’s J Properties coach said he felt sad losing the final considering the quality of players he has at the disposal.
Abubacarr Darboe, Proprietor BB Consultancy said he felt elated being able to bring together nearly fifty Real Estate Agencies in the country.
He expressed gratitude to CEOs of other Real Estate Agencies for being supportive throughout the campaign.
Mr Darboe also said the tournament was for money staff from different agencies under one umbrella to interact and know each other.
Following the FIFA Communiqué regarding the coronavirus (Covid-19) immediate Relief Fund for Member Associations, The Gambia Football Federation (GFF) has received the Operational Cost Support of $500,000 as earlier promised by FIFA.
The Gambia Football Federation (GFF) is set to increase the country’s division one league from fourteen teams to sixteen next season.
As part of sharing and caring during the period of the Holy Month of Ramadan, the Chief Executive Officer of Munduk Trading Enterprise Company, Lamin Barrow, a Gambian businessman last Friday donated Ramadan food gifts to Munduk Football Club at a ceremony held at Westfield.
Beakanyang, a leading civil society organization in the country recently held a marathon in support of the constitutional reform for The Gambia.
