Encomiums Pour in for Cultix PLC at ENIC Tennis League AGM
It was praises all the way for Cultix Cable Manufacturing Company (Cultix PLC) as stakeholders of the Eastern Nigeria Inter-Club (ENIC) Tennis League gathered for their Annual General Meeting (AGM) at Safari Recreation Club, Owerri.
Cultix, described as the “backbone of the league,” has sponsored the longest-running regional tennis championship right from inception, earning applause for its consistency and commitment to grassroots tennis development. The company’s role, under the visionary leadership of its Chairman and Founder, Engr. Gilbert Obiajulu Uzodike (OON, DSc), has remained pivotal to the league’s steady growth.
The meeting also had a fresh spark as Sterling Bank PLC announced plans to partner with the ENIC League. Representing the bank, Mr. Damian Onyegbara, Regional Head of Sterling Bank, said the institution is stepping in to add more value and excitement to the competition. “We see potential in this league and are here to help boost its profile,” he assured.
Last year’s co-sponsor, Chief Emeka Diwe, Patron of ENIC and member of Aba Sports Club, added his voice, commending the vision of Engr Gilbert Obiajulu Uzodike, whose initiative has sustained the league for decades. Diwe, through his foundation, promised to continue supporting the project, stressing that
Ajukuchukwu’s legacy remains an inspiration.
The AGM also witnessed the presence of high-profile personalities, led by the Chairman and overall Patron of the League, Sir George Eche, alongside presidents of clubs across the zone. Notably, the newest entrants – PH Sports Club and Oguta Sports Club – were formally welcomed, while Calabar Sports Club made a celebrated return to the competition. In the same vein, Nkwere Country Club officially completed its registration, further expanding the reach of the ENIC League.

For the first time in the history of the competition, the event was streamed live by the ENIC Media Department to families across the zone. The innovation signals a new season of digital engagement, with plans already in place to broadcast at least one match from every center during the league campaign.
The gathering rounded off on a high note, with clubs and stakeholders reaffirming their readiness to keep the ENIC League not only alive but thriving as the biggest regional tennis showpiece in Nigeria.



















