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A special football match between Town Eleven and Reggae Boys comes off on Sunday at Ningo-Kpogunor to round off this year's Homowo Festival of the Chiefs and People of the Ningo Traditional Area.
The match which would be played at Kpogunor School Park is sponsored by Mr Enoch Teye Mensah, Member of Parliament for Ningo/Prampram Constituency, the Chief of the town and Reggae Boys Group of Ashaiman.
The Reggae Boys team is made up of citizens of the area resident outside the traditional area
A fund raising ceremony would be organised during recess to solicit for funds to complete the local Kindergarten School Complex.
Mr Heavy Do, Chairman of the Reggae Boys promised that this year's football match will be exciting because of the interest shown by the people in the area.Source: GNA
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