Draft:1971 Manuwa/Adebajo Academicals Cup Victory

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Comment: Please use inline citations and add some wikilinks. Greenman (talk) 11:02, 19 April 2024 (UTC)

The 1971 Manuwa/Adebajo Academicals Cup was a significant event in Nigerian football history, marking a triumphant moment for the East Central State Academicals team.

Background[edit]

The tournament took place in 1971, shortly after the end of the Nigerian Civil War. The East Central State Academicals team, composed of battle-tested players representing the Ndigbo community, aimed to showcase resilience and unity through their performance on the field.

Victory[edit]

Led by Captain Godwin Ogbueze, the East Central State Academicals secured a legendary victory in the final match of the tournament. With exceptional skill and determination, they defeated Lagos State with a resounding 3-0 scoreline.

Celebration[edit]

Following their historic win, the team celebrated with a jubilant parade, with crowds of supporters joining in the festivities. The parade featured the chanting of "Nzogbu Nzogbu Enyimba Enyi," (Igbo Traditional Song)

Legacy[edit]

The victory of the 1971 Manuwa/Adebajo Academicals Cup remains a cherished moment in Nigerian football history. It symbolizes resilience, unity, and the spirit of triumph in the face of adversity.

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[1] Ameh, Benjamin (2016-11-05). "Rangers, our Rangers International". Ameh News. Retrieved 2024-04-18.

[2] Uzoatu, Uzor Maxim (2021-01-29). "51 Years of Conquests by Rangers International of Enugu". iNigerian.com. Retrieved 2024-04-18.

[3] "Rattibha". en.rattibha.com. Retrieved 2024-04-18.

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