Volt Kits Seals Partnership Deal With Optima Energy Gold Cup

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Nigerian sport kits brand, Volt has sealed a partnership agreement with the nation's prestigious preseason tournament, Optima Energy Gold Cup.

The 10th edition of the tourney for teams in Nigeria's domestic leagues will kick off on Thursday, September 22 in Ikenne and Sagamu respectively.

The Chief Brand Officer, Oluwadammielare Blaq-Adedapo told Optima Energy Gold Cup Media: "We're delighted to have sealed an agreement with Optima Energy Gold Cup, as Volt Sports will kit match officials and members of the Local Organizing Committee (LOC) during the 10-day event.

"Over the years the Ogunjobi Gold Cup, now Optima Energy Gold Cup has proven to be the best platform to prepare our clubs at the three tiers of our domestic leagues before the start of the new season.

"The organisers are so considerate as they invite teams from the three divisions of our league, Nigeria Professional Football League(NPFL), Nigeria National League (NNL) and Nationwide League One (NLO). This brings about a healthy challenge in the tourney.

"Teams that have participated in the tournament have different success stories, by either becoming champions or qualify to play in the continent.


"Our kit designs suit Nigerian football as they are eco friendly, fashionable and affordable for teams in the NPFL, NNL and NLO."

General Coordinator of the tourney, Tunde Shamsudeen expressed thanks to Volt Sports Kits.

"Reason behind this partnership is to grow brands as the Optima Energy Gold Cup is a top brand that compliments Nigeria domestic football. 

"Having them as our partners is good for both brands, as we are known for promoting Made In Nigeria goods as the Volt kits are produced here in our country."

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