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Peeva Beverages, one of Ghana’s leading beverage companies, has signed up for the 2024 edition of the Joy Sports Invitational.
The event will take place on October 26 at the University of Ghana Stadium, and will gather the corporate world for a battle for sporting supremacy.
Ahead of the event, CEO of Peeva Beverages, Frank Mensah, who will take part in the CEO’s penalty shootout, says he has upped his preparations.
”I have been training for one month in readiness for the CEOs penalty shootout,” he said.
The event is returning after a 4 year hiatus and promises to be a thrilling experience.
Events on the day include, football competition, CEOs penalty shootout, ladies penalty shootout, women's 50m dash, mens 100m, mixed relay, mixed volleyball, tug of peace, sack race, lime and spoon relay, swimming, tennis, 5km race walk, masters 50m dash and table tennis.
To register your company, simply call 054 912 6905
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