IGBUZO CELEBRATES FOOTBALL LEGEND, ONOWU FRANK ONWUACHI (MON), WITH EXCITING NOVELTY MATCH

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The St. Augustine’s College football pitch, Igbuzo, came alive yesterday as the community gathered to honour one of its greatest sports icons, former Green Eagles star, Onowu Frank Onwuachi (MON), with a thrilling novelty football match that rekindled memories and united generations.

The special match, played between members of the famous old “Sunday–Sunday” football teams, drew laughter, nostalgia, and admiration from spectators who watched seasoned football lovers relive their vibrant playing days. The atmosphere was electric, filled with camaraderie and celebration in tribute to a man who brought pride to Igbuzo through his outstanding contributions to Nigerian football.

Prominent personalities graced the event in honour of the celebrant, including Sir & Lady Dr. Osy Nwadei, Sir & Lady Paul Okobi, Engr. & Lady P.C. Okonji, Onowu & Buchi Nwadei, Hon. Olevel, Hon. Henry Onianwa, Sir Gilbert Okonji, Sister Nwabuma Ajufo, Apostle Blessing Onwuachi, Mrs. Cordelia Onwuachi, and Mr. Emma Amatokwu, popularly known as Kwasa. Their presence highlighted the profound respect and admiration the community holds for Onwuachi.

The novelty match was not just a sporting event—it was a joyful celebration of a remarkable 70-year journey. Friends, family, and admirers seized the moment to congratulate the ex-Green Eagles star, applauding his legacy of excellence, discipline, and service through sports.

From heartfelt cheers to friendly sportsmanship on the field, the event reflected the unity and pride that Onwuachi’s name evokes in Igbuzo. As the match ended, the community joined in extending warm wishes to their beloved sports ambassador.

Congratulations to Onowu Frank Onwuachi (MON) on his 70th birthday. May he enjoy long life, good health, and continued grace.


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