GTCO Headlines 2026 NPA Lagos International Polo Tournament

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Guaranty Trust Holding Company Plc (GTCO Plc) has announced its continued support for the NPA Lagos International Polo Tournament as main sponsor, reinforcing its commitment to delivering great experiences while celebrating heritage and excellence.
City Business News reports that the 2026 edition of the prestigious tournament will take place at the Lagos Polo Club, Ikoyi, from Tuesday, January 27 to Sunday, February 15.
As one of Africa’s oldest and most revered sporting events, the tournament is expected to attract top local and international polo teams, as well as spectators from across the continent and beyond.
This year’s competition will feature elite teams battling for some of the tournament’s most coveted prizes, including the Majekodunmi Cup, Independence Cup, Open Cup, Silver Cup and Low Cup, among others. In addition to high-level equestrian competition, guests will enjoy a polo-inspired lifestyle showcase and carefully curated hospitality experiences designed to elevate spectator engagement. For a wider audience, the tournament will also be livestreamed, allowing fans around the world to share in the excitement.
Speaking on GTCO’s role as main sponsor, the Group Chief Executive Officer, Segun Agbaje, said the tournament aligns strongly with the organisation’s core values. “This tournament, one of the oldest in Africa, celebrates not only the noble sport of polo but the values we hold dear as a brand: teamwork, discipline, fair play and a commitment to excellence. Beyond the field, it showcases Nigeria and Africa to a global audience, reinforcing the continent’s place on the world stage. Our longstanding sponsorship of the NPA Lagos International Polo Tournament reflects our conviction that sport can amplify opportunity, foster connections and deliver world-class experiences for all,” he said.
Over the years, the NPA Lagos International Polo Tournament has earned a reputation for thrilling competition, equestrian excellence and deep cultural significance within Africa’s sporting heritage.

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