By Silvernews
The Acting Chief Executive Officer of Cutix PLC, Uchechukwu Igbokwe, has called on tennis clubs across the region to deepen their partnership with the company by patronising its products in their building and infrastructure projects.
She made the appeal during the Super 4 extravaganza of the ENIC Tennis League held at the Port Harcourt Club, where Recreation Club Orlu defeated Aba Sports Club to lift the trophy back-to-back in the 27-year-old competition.
Mrs Igbokwe noted that Cutix PLC has remained the major sponsor of the league from inception, sustaining the competition for nearly three decades as part of its corporate social responsibility initiatives.
While reaffirming the company’s commitment to providing a platform for clubs to network and enjoy tennis, she encouraged participating clubs to consider Cutix products in their construction and renovation plans.
“We have supported this league from the beginning because we believe in its vision,” she said.
“As clubs continue to grow and develop their facilities, we encourage them to patronise Cutix products, which are known for quality, durability and industry standards. Such collaboration will further strengthen our partnership and promote indigenous excellence.”
Industry observers regard Cutix cables as among the most durable in the country, with decades of manufacturing experience backing the brand.
The Super 4 finale once again showcased high-level competition, with Recreation Club Orlu demonstrating resilience and tactical superiority to retain the coveted title.
Stakeholders have continued to commend Cutix PLC’s unwavering sponsorship, describing it as a model for sustainable private sector investment in grassroots sports development.
As preparations begin for the next season, the league’s enduring partnership with Cutix PLC remains central to its continued success.
