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Mike Makinde has etched his name in Nigeria Cup history after becoming the first golfer to win the prestigious tournament three times.
The seven-handicap golfer produced a net score of 65 at the 29th edition of the championship held at Ikoyi Club 1938 in Lagos, finishing four shots ahead of Anscy Okoebor, while Abiola Johnson placed third.
Makinde previously claimed the title in 2022 and 2023 before missing out in the following two editions. His latest victory saw him reclaim the trophy and set a new record in the competition.
Speaking after the tournament, Makinde described the achievement as an important milestone in his golfing career and credited his success to hard work. He also expressed his desire to add more victories in the future.
In the other categories, Akeem Lawal won the men’s gross event with 75, while Adeyosola Ayodele emerged winner of the ladies’ net category with 71. Evelyn Oyome took the ladies’ gross title.
