10 Million FCFA Golden Age Soccer (GOLDAS) Championship to Kick off On March 30th 2019 In the North West Region of Cameroon.

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Martial Gnoukapasir
Cross section of Board members and Directors of Departments

      The draws for the 2019 Golden age soccer (GOLDAS) confederacy championship to kick off proper on March 30th at the Baptist field mile3 menda in Nkwen took place over the weekend at blue pearl hotel in Bamenda.
    This came 4weeks after the launching and presentation of the trophies that took place Saturday Feb 16th 2019 at the same field in Nkwen, where it was announced and re-iterated by the CEO of "GOLDAS" Dr Ngiejung Nabile, that the regional championship to last for 3months has as cash prize of 10million FCFA to be distributed amongst teams and the technical bench.
    At the draws where members of the GOLDAS board, directors of the various departments, staffs, team representatives & management as well as a cross section of the population answered present, it was revealed that a total of 25 teams shared into 6 zones shall be taking part in the competition.
  The 25 teams that finally benefited free registration thanks to the largess of the CEO were randomly place under the zones as follows:
RESULTS OF DRAWS
        As earlier mentioned the teams will compete in stadia across the region where the winner of the tournament will back home 4million FCFA, 2million for the runners up and 1million for the 3rd place.
    The balance of 3million FRS CFA will be use to award fair play and motivate other disciplinary actions noticed within the championship.
 Dr Ngiejung Nabile CEO GOLDAS
           The CEO Dr Nabile said the kick start of the competition in Cameroon and in Bamenda to be more precise will concretize 12yrs of underground work and will mark a defining moment where by a most loved & cherished sports known as soccer/football world over, will be use to promote solidarity, unity in diversity and above all peace and tolerance. The primordial & golden reasons for which the concept was introduced and the prime objective the competition seeks to achieve. Reason why 25% of anything that is won by the teams goes to community development.
 Teams and players have been signing their contracts and policy agreements. Issues surrounding insurance and licenses are being finalized as well etc.
       In the meantime a team is expected to be selected from the various departments of Goldas, to provide training to stakeholders of the game in Nigeria by the end of April as announce by the CEO.
  Golden age soccer popularly referred to as GOLDAS is a sports discipline like football though with its own set of rules, regulations and objectives.
       It is hoped that the end of the regional championship will mark the beginning of the national championship, African nations cup and while not a world cup for the competition where not just the players referred to as villains stand the chance to make a career out of it, but the spectators themselves in future. 
GOLDAS staff

 



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