The Ojota Injectors team is the first runner up and the Kosofe Camshafts has won the Second runner-up in the league and were awarded with N1.3M and N700,000 worth of products, respectively, while the Most Valuable Players, Golden Boot, Safest Hands, and Best Coach won N250,000 worth of products. The six-weeks Hyde Cup serves as an exciting platform to celebrate the talent and dedication of mechanics in the automobile industry. The competition was initiated to showcase mechanics as heroes, using football as an outlet to emphasise their status in the industry.
“This has been an exciting six weeks for us, a journey filled with the undeniable talent of the mechanics," said the Chief Executive, Hyde Energy, Dimeji Edwards. "Witnessing the passion, dedication, and sheer athleticism displayed by these mechanics was truly inspiring. The Hyde Cup is not just about football, it is about celebrating the unsung heroes of the automotive industry, the mechanics who keep our engines running and our communities moving. We are incredibly proud of the positive impact it has on the mechanic community, and we want to thank the teams for their participation in the tournament and Nigerian Automobile Technicians Association (NATA), Lagos State, for their unwavering support."
“The Hyde Cup has been a game-changer for the mechanics in Lagos," said Chairman, NATA, Lagos State Comrade Moruf Egberongbe, "This tournament has provided a platform for our members to showcase their skills and sportsmanship to a wider audience and it has brought more recognition and respect to the entire mechanic profession. We are incredibly grateful to Hyde Energy for their vision and commitment to elevating the status of mechanics in Nigeria."
The match commenced with 16 teams inclusive of, Imota Filters, Ikorodu Valves, Kosofe Camshafts, Shomolu Transmission, Ojota Injectors, Ikotun-Igando Ringers, Egbe-Idimu Crankshafts, Ifako-Ijaye Spark Plugs, Alimosho Cool Engines, Amuwo Hunters, Surulere Spanners, Eti-Osa Oilers, Mushin Pistons, Ikeja Cylinders, Oshodi-Isolo Kick Starters and Agege Radiators. Eight teams qualified for the quarter final, Ikorodu Valves, Kosofe Camshafts, Ojota Injectors, Egbe-Idimu Crankshafts, Surulere Spanners, Eti-Osa Oilers, Ikeja Cylinders, Agege Radiators and the teams that proceeds to the semi-finals are Ikorodu Valves, Kosofe Camshafts, Ojota Injectors, Egbe-Idimu Crankshafts, Ikeja Cylinders and Agege Radiators.
The battle for third place was an intense match with Kosofe Camshafts and Egbe-Idimu Crankshafts drawing the match with 0-0 in regulation time, however, Kosofe Camshafts emerged victorious with a 3-2 penalty win. The final match was a true showcase of sportsmanship between Ojota Injectors and Agege Radiators, both teams displaying exceptional skills on the pitch, finishing with a 1-1 draw. Penalty kicks were required to determine the champion. Agege Radiators wins Ojota Injectors with 2-1 becoming the Hyde Cup champions.
Hyde Energy is a global energy trading company with a downstream network. Renowned for its commitment to providing reliable energy solutions, the company makes good use of its people’s expertise, who have extensive technical and practical knowledge of the West and Central African oil-producing regions.
In Nigeria, Hyde Energy has established Hyde petroleum products retail stations, launched a comprehensive range of high-performing Hyde Energy branded lubricants series - Luminor, Superplus and Maximus, as well as developed an end-to-end LPG distribution system. Hyde Energy’s management team is building a truly global energy and commodities business through excellence. In doing so, it is helping balance global supply and demand with the needs of the developed and emerging economies we serve.
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