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Bakewell donated MVP prize as Cell Smart Super 8 Basketball Tournament concludes
Bakewell, under the stewardship of the late Nazir Mohammed, has always been in the forefront in rendering support for the sustenance of sports and other community oriented activities. Mr. Mohammed died late last year and his successors have added the appendage, Nazir and Nazir Company to the business enterprise, in recognition of the input of the late proprietor to the success of the business place.
Manager of Bakewell, Nazir and Nazir company, Jacob Nanan (centre), hands over the gift to Mr. Major in the presence of Kenrick Noel
Furthermore, the new management has continued his chivalrous works and yesterday morning they acquiesced to support the Cell Smart Super 8 Basketball Tournament organized by New Era Entertainment. Towards this end, they have donated one Jailing 110CC motorcycle that will go to the Most Valuable Player.
Yesterday morning, Director of the New Era Entertainment, Kenrick Noel, visited one of the business establishments of the sponsors, Roti Hut, in Albert Street, Georgetown where he received the gift from Manager of the Bakewell, Nazir and Nazir Company, Jacob Nanan, in the presence of Aubrey Major (jnr), another member of the organizing committee.
Mr. Nanan said that he was happy to continue the trend established by his former boss even as he wished the organizers well. He also urged the players to compete fairly even as they enjoy the benefits of competition. Mr. Noel then thanked his benefactor while assuring him that the gift is valued and will help in promoting a qualitative tournament.
Activities commenced on March 9 with fierce competition among 8 teams placed into 2 groups. The semifinals were staged on Sunday evening last and Kings and the Amelia Ward Jets won their respective matches and will play against each other tonight in the finals at the Mackenzie Sports Complex, Linden.
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