Lagos State Sports Commission partners Real Estate Games 2026

The Lagos State Sports Commission has entered a partnership with the Real Estate Games, marking a significant step toward using sports to unite professionals, businesses, and communities across Lagos. The Real Estate Games, Lagos 2026, is the second edition. The maiden edition, held last year, brought together more than 20 real estate companies in friendly sporting competition. Earlier this year, the Abuja edition gathered some of the biggest brands in the industry for a football tournament. The partnership was formalised during a courtesy visit by the Real Estate Games team to the Commission led by Convener Amuda Mariam (MaryGold). The delegation also included Kemi Ikuseedun (Kemz Mama), brand ambassador for the Games; Victor Adaha, director of Media and Communications; and Oluwaseun Omotayo. A statement signed by Victor Adaha stated that the Real Estate Games goes beyond competition. Read also: How FIFA shielded ineligible DR Congo player in Nigeria World Cup qualifier, Report “It is a platform that brings together real estate professionals, businesses, government, young people and the wider community through sports, creating opportunities for networking, collaboration, brand visibility and meaningful business relationships.” It also quoted the Director General of the Lagos State Sports Commission, Lekan Fatodu, expressing his support for the initiative, noting that sports offers a powerful avenue for bringing people and different sectors of society together. “We are pleased to partner with the Real Estate Games. We believe sports should not only be about competition, but also about creating platforms where people can connect, build relationships and contribute to community development. We look forward to supporting this initiative and seeing it grow into an impactful platform for Lagos,” he said. According to the statement, the Convener of the Real Estate Games, MaryGold, also expressed appreciation and optimism about the partnership. “We are excited about this partnership because the Real Estate Games has always been an avenue to bring people together. It is geared towards creating opportunities and building meaningful connections. We are grateful to the Lagos State Sports Commission for believing in this vision,” she said. Related News Edo moves to end bulk electricity billing, begins drive for individual metering Exclusive: Why Moove is exiting Nigeria after building 42,000-vehicle global fleet, Co-founder Insurance recapitalisation raises bar for stronger industry Share

The Real Estate Games, Lagos 2026, is the second edition. The maiden edition, held last year, brought together more than 20 real estate companies in friendly sporting competition. Earlier this year, the Abuja edition gathered some of the biggest brands in the industry for a football tournament. The partnership was formalised during a courtesy visit by the Real Estate Games team to the Commission led by Convener Amuda Mariam (MaryGold). The delegation also included Kemi Ikuseedun (Kemz Mama), brand ambassador for the Games; Victor Adaha, director of Media and Communications; and Oluwaseun Omotayo. A statement signed by Victor Adaha stated that the Real Estate Games goes beyond competition. Read also: How FIFA shielded ineligible DR Congo player in Nigeria World Cup qualifier, Report “It is a platform that brings together real estate professionals, businesses, government, young people and the wider community through sports, creating opportunities for networking, collaboration, brand visibility and meaningful business relationships.” It also quoted the Director General of the Lagos State Sports Commission, Lekan Fatodu, expressing his support for the initiative, noting that sports offers a powerful avenue for bringing people and different sectors of society together. “We are pleased to partner with the Real Estate Games. We believe sports should not only be about competition, but also about creating platforms where people can connect, build relationships and contribute to community development. We look forward to supporting this initiative and seeing it grow into an impactful platform for Lagos,” he said. According to the statement, the Convener of the Real Estate Games, MaryGold, also expressed appreciation and optimism about the partnership. “We are excited about this partnership because the Real Estate Games has always been an avenue to bring people together. It is geared towards creating opportunities and building meaningful connections. We are grateful to the Lagos State Sports Commission for believing in this vision,” she said. Related News Edo moves to end bulk electricity billing, begins drive for individual metering Exclusive: Why Moove is exiting Nigeria after building 42,000-vehicle global fleet, Co-founder Insurance recapitalisation raises bar for stronger industry Share

The partnership was formalised during a courtesy visit by the Real Estate Games team to the Commission led by Convener Amuda Mariam (MaryGold). The delegation also included Kemi Ikuseedun (Kemz Mama), brand ambassador for the Games; Victor Adaha, director of Media and Communications; and Oluwaseun Omotayo. A statement signed by Victor Adaha stated that the Real Estate Games goes beyond competition. Read also: How FIFA shielded ineligible DR Congo player in Nigeria World Cup qualifier, Report “It is a platform that brings together real estate professionals, businesses, government, young people and the wider community through sports, creating opportunities for networking, collaboration, brand visibility and meaningful business relationships.” It also quoted the Director General of the Lagos State Sports Commission, Lekan Fatodu, expressing his support for the initiative, noting that sports offers a powerful avenue for bringing people and different sectors of society together. “We are pleased to partner with the Real Estate Games. We believe sports should not only be about competition, but also about creating platforms where people can connect, build relationships and contribute to community development. We look forward to supporting this initiative and seeing it grow into an impactful platform for Lagos,” he said. According to the statement, the Convener of the Real Estate Games, MaryGold, also expressed appreciation and optimism about the partnership. “We are excited about this partnership because the Real Estate Games has always been an avenue to bring people together. It is geared towards creating opportunities and building meaningful connections. We are grateful to the Lagos State Sports Commission for believing in this vision,” she said. Related News Edo moves to end bulk electricity billing, begins drive for individual metering Exclusive: Why Moove is exiting Nigeria after building 42,000-vehicle global fleet, Co-founder Insurance recapitalisation raises bar for stronger industry Share

The delegation also included Kemi Ikuseedun (Kemz Mama), brand ambassador for the Games; Victor Adaha, director of Media and Communications; and Oluwaseun Omotayo. A statement signed by Victor Adaha stated that the Real Estate Games goes beyond competition. Read also: How FIFA shielded ineligible DR Congo player in Nigeria World Cup qualifier, Report “It is a platform that brings together real estate professionals, businesses, government, young people and the wider community through sports, creating opportunities for networking, collaboration, brand visibility and meaningful business relationships.” It also quoted the Director General of the Lagos State Sports Commission, Lekan Fatodu, expressing his support for the initiative, noting that sports offers a powerful avenue for bringing people and different sectors of society together. “We are pleased to partner with the Real Estate Games. We believe sports should not only be about competition, but also about creating platforms where people can connect, build relationships and contribute to community development. We look forward to supporting this initiative and seeing it grow into an impactful platform for Lagos,” he said. According to the statement, the Convener of the Real Estate Games, MaryGold, also expressed appreciation and optimism about the partnership. “We are excited about this partnership because the Real Estate Games has always been an avenue to bring people together. It is geared towards creating opportunities and building meaningful connections. We are grateful to the Lagos State Sports Commission for believing in this vision,” she said. Related News Edo moves to end bulk electricity billing, begins drive for individual metering Exclusive: Why Moove is exiting Nigeria after building 42,000-vehicle global fleet, Co-founder Insurance recapitalisation raises bar for stronger industry Share

A statement signed by Victor Adaha stated that the Real Estate Games goes beyond competition. Read also: How FIFA shielded ineligible DR Congo player in Nigeria World Cup qualifier, Report “It is a platform that brings together real estate professionals, businesses, government, young people and the wider community through sports, creating opportunities for networking, collaboration, brand visibility and meaningful business relationships.” It also quoted the Director General of the Lagos State Sports Commission, Lekan Fatodu, expressing his support for the initiative, noting that sports offers a powerful avenue for bringing people and different sectors of society together. “We are pleased to partner with the Real Estate Games. We believe sports should not only be about competition, but also about creating platforms where people can connect, build relationships and contribute to community development. We look forward to supporting this initiative and seeing it grow into an impactful platform for Lagos,” he said. According to the statement, the Convener of the Real Estate Games, MaryGold, also expressed appreciation and optimism about the partnership. “We are excited about this partnership because the Real Estate Games has always been an avenue to bring people together. It is geared towards creating opportunities and building meaningful connections. We are grateful to the Lagos State Sports Commission for believing in this vision,” she said. Related News Edo moves to end bulk electricity billing, begins drive for individual metering Exclusive: Why Moove is exiting Nigeria after building 42,000-vehicle global fleet, Co-founder Insurance recapitalisation raises bar for stronger industry Share

Read also: How FIFA shielded ineligible DR Congo player in Nigeria World Cup qualifier, Report “It is a platform that brings together real estate professionals, businesses, government, young people and the wider community through sports, creating opportunities for networking, collaboration, brand visibility and meaningful business relationships.” It also quoted the Director General of the Lagos State Sports Commission, Lekan Fatodu, expressing his support for the initiative, noting that sports offers a powerful avenue for bringing people and different sectors of society together. “We are pleased to partner with the Real Estate Games. We believe sports should not only be about competition, but also about creating platforms where people can connect, build relationships and contribute to community development. We look forward to supporting this initiative and seeing it grow into an impactful platform for Lagos,” he said. According to the statement, the Convener of the Real Estate Games, MaryGold, also expressed appreciation and optimism about the partnership. “We are excited about this partnership because the Real Estate Games has always been an avenue to bring people together. It is geared towards creating opportunities and building meaningful connections. We are grateful to the Lagos State Sports Commission for believing in this vision,” she said. Related News Edo moves to end bulk electricity billing, begins drive for individual metering Exclusive: Why Moove is exiting Nigeria after building 42,000-vehicle global fleet, Co-founder Insurance recapitalisation raises bar for stronger industry Share

“It is a platform that brings together real estate professionals, businesses, government, young people and the wider community through sports, creating opportunities for networking, collaboration, brand visibility and meaningful business relationships.” It also quoted the Director General of the Lagos State Sports Commission, Lekan Fatodu, expressing his support for the initiative, noting that sports offers a powerful avenue for bringing people and different sectors of society together. “We are pleased to partner with the Real Estate Games. We believe sports should not only be about competition, but also about creating platforms where people can connect, build relationships and contribute to community development. We look forward to supporting this initiative and seeing it grow into an impactful platform for Lagos,” he said. According to the statement, the Convener of the Real Estate Games, MaryGold, also expressed appreciation and optimism about the partnership. “We are excited about this partnership because the Real Estate Games has always been an avenue to bring people together. It is geared towards creating opportunities and building meaningful connections. We are grateful to the Lagos State Sports Commission for believing in this vision,” she said. Related News Edo moves to end bulk electricity billing, begins drive for individual metering Exclusive: Why Moove is exiting Nigeria after building 42,000-vehicle global fleet, Co-founder Insurance recapitalisation raises bar for stronger industry Share

It also quoted the Director General of the Lagos State Sports Commission, Lekan Fatodu, expressing his support for the initiative, noting that sports offers a powerful avenue for bringing people and different sectors of society together. “We are pleased to partner with the Real Estate Games. We believe sports should not only be about competition, but also about creating platforms where people can connect, build relationships and contribute to community development. We look forward to supporting this initiative and seeing it grow into an impactful platform for Lagos,” he said. According to the statement, the Convener of the Real Estate Games, MaryGold, also expressed appreciation and optimism about the partnership. “We are excited about this partnership because the Real Estate Games has always been an avenue to bring people together. It is geared towards creating opportunities and building meaningful connections. We are grateful to the Lagos State Sports Commission for believing in this vision,” she said. Related News Edo moves to end bulk electricity billing, begins drive for individual metering Exclusive: Why Moove is exiting Nigeria after building 42,000-vehicle global fleet, Co-founder Insurance recapitalisation raises bar for stronger industry Share

“We are pleased to partner with the Real Estate Games. We believe sports should not only be about competition, but also about creating platforms where people can connect, build relationships and contribute to community development. We look forward to supporting this initiative and seeing it grow into an impactful platform for Lagos,” he said. According to the statement, the Convener of the Real Estate Games, MaryGold, also expressed appreciation and optimism about the partnership. “We are excited about this partnership because the Real Estate Games has always been an avenue to bring people together. It is geared towards creating opportunities and building meaningful connections. We are grateful to the Lagos State Sports Commission for believing in this vision,” she said. Related News Edo moves to end bulk electricity billing, begins drive for individual metering Exclusive: Why Moove is exiting Nigeria after building 42,000-vehicle global fleet, Co-founder Insurance recapitalisation raises bar for stronger industry Share

According to the statement, the Convener of the Real Estate Games, MaryGold, also expressed appreciation and optimism about the partnership. “We are excited about this partnership because the Real Estate Games has always been an avenue to bring people together. It is geared towards creating opportunities and building meaningful connections. We are grateful to the Lagos State Sports Commission for believing in this vision,” she said. Related News Edo moves to end bulk electricity billing, begins drive for individual metering Exclusive: Why Moove is exiting Nigeria after building 42,000-vehicle global fleet, Co-founder Insurance recapitalisation raises bar for stronger industry Share

“We are excited about this partnership because the Real Estate Games has always been an avenue to bring people together. It is geared towards creating opportunities and building meaningful connections. We are grateful to the Lagos State Sports Commission for believing in this vision,” she said. Related News Edo moves to end bulk electricity billing, begins drive for individual metering Exclusive: Why Moove is exiting Nigeria after building 42,000-vehicle global fleet, Co-founder Insurance recapitalisation raises bar for stronger industry Share