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Troy Peters, Communications Manager of Banks DIH Limited hands over the sponsorship package to Gladstone George, Vice President of the GNDF in the presence of Transport Sports Club Manager Charles Greaves and team representatives.
Banks DIH Limited has teamed up with the Guyana National Dominoes Federation for a two-day Inter-Corporation tournament today and next Sunday at Transport Sports Club at Thomas Lands.
Thirty-Five teams will battle for supremacy at three hand and four hand dominoes over the two days with Banks Beer being the premier sponsor of the tournaments.
Among the teams expected to compete are GPL, GWI, Banks DIH, Ministry of Public Health, Stabroek News, GTU, Bank of Guyana, GNIC, GNSC, Guyana Defence Force, Police, Bounty Farm, Demerara Harbour Bridge, Giftland, Guyana Fire Service, Guyana Prison Service, Ministry of Public Security, and Transport and Harbour.
Vice President of the Federation Gladstone George said that Dominoes players and supports can expect two days of exciting matches.
Banks DIH Limited Communications Manager Troy Peters said that Banks DIH Limited through its world acclaimed Banks Beer is excited to be sponsoring the two tournaments.
Starting time on both days is 14:00 hours and the Federation will also use the opportunity to raise funds for its international tournament to be held later this year.
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