Posted by In an effort to bring the mechanic community closer together, Hyde Energy introduced the Hyde Cup “MechanicsChampionsLeague” yesterday in Lagos.
Using football as a platform, the competition aims to present mechanics as the unsung heroes of their profession. Hyde Energy hopes to recognize and appreciate the mechanics of Nigeria for their significant contributions to the country’s automotive industry through this program.
The chief executive of Hyde Energy, Mr. DimejI Edwards, stated that the “Hyde Cup” competition is about more than simply football. He noted that it is an opportunity to celebrate the mechanics and their partners while also highlighting their talent and commitment. “Through organizing sports events, our goal is to give mechanics an unforgettable experience, influence public opinion, and bring attention to their significant role in the community.”
“The Lagos state government is excited with Hyde Energy for putting together this initiative,” said Honourable Commissioner Alhaji Mobolaji Ogunlende, who serves as the commissioner for the Lagos state and the ministry of youth and social development, during his speech at the launch. Hyde Energy, NATA (the Nigerian Automobile Technicians Association), and Lagos State are working together on this project to improve society. More organizations should follow this lead.
Games will be held every Sunday beginning on April 21, 2024, and the competition will last for seven weeks with a total of six match days. During the initial four weeks, teams will compete in group rounds. The quarterfinals will be played after the top two teams from each group. On May 19th, 2024, the knockout rounds will begin. On May 26th, 2024, the finals will take place, and the top two teams will compete for the coveted ‘Hyde Cup.’
In order to ensure a level playing field for the tournament, Comrade Moruf Egberongbe, Chairman of the Nigerian Automobile Technicians Association (NATA) in Lagos State, and Chief Executive Officer of Hyde Energy, Comrade Moruf, seeded the teams that would compete in the group stage.