As part of activities to herald the 2015 edition of Copa Lagos, the flagship International beach soccer festival in Nigeria, the organizers have announced it’s annual Clean The Beachevent scheduled for the 5th of December 2015.
Clean the beach Campaign to hold this Saturday
The organizers of Copa Lagos have announced it’s annual Clean The Beach event scheduled for the 5th of December 2015.
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Clean The Beach is an initiative of Kinetic Sports Management. The event attracts celebrities, celebrated local and international sports stars and corporate executives who come together with other beach soccer enthusiasts to gather garbage and other waste material from a selected beach within Lagos.
Copa Lagos, Nigeria’s highly entertaining international beach soccer festival, will hold this year at the Eko Atlantic City, Victoria Island, from Friday December 18th to Sunday December 20th, 2015..
Copa Lagos 2015 will feature Cote D’Ivoire, Lebanon, England and Nigeria’s Beach Soccer teams for the tournament and FC Barcelona, Pepsi Football Academy, Kano Pillars & Shooting Stars Football Club for the club side challenge.
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Date: Saturday, 5 December, 2015
Time: 9 AM – 12 NOON
Venue: Elegushi Beach, Lagos
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