Rafa Corporation signs 3-year sponsorship deal with Kano Pillars
Rafa Corporation, the company behind the Rafa Detergents brand, has signed a three-year shirt sponsorship agreement with Kano Pillars Football Club. Unveiled in Kano under the theme, “Together for a Stronger Tomorrow,” the partnership featured three new official Kano Pillars jerseys bearing the Rafa brand logo. The company said the deal would strengthen Rafa’s connection […]
Rafa Corporation, the maker of Rafa Detergents, has entered into a three-year shirt sponsorship deal with Kano Pillars Football Club. The agreement was announced in Kano, Nigeria, under the theme "Together for a Stronger Tomorrow." Three new Kano Pillars jerseys featuring the Rafa brand logo were unveiled to mark the partnership.
Rafa's Chairman, Alhaji Kabiru Rabiu, highlighted the deal as a significant opportunity to strengthen the company's connection with consumers while fostering Nigerian football and providing youth development opportunities. Rabiu praised Kano Pillars for its enduring presence in Kano's identity and its contribution to Nigerian football, calling the partnership a natural fit for the company.
The club's Chairman, Alhaji Ahmed Musbahu Garo, welcomed the agreement, calling it a significant achievement during his tenure and a step towards strengthening the club's commercial foundations. He expressed optimism about the collaboration bringing renewed momentum to the club and contributing to a successful season. Rabiu also announced plans for a potential Rafa Football Academy in partnership with Kano Pillars, aimed at identifying and nurturing young talent through structured coaching and development opportunities.
Founded in 1990, Kano Pillars has won four national league championships and several other accolades, commanding a passionate following across Nigeria. The club's current unbeaten start to the 2026/27 Nigeria Premier Football League season has placed it fifth in the standings.
Written by urgent.news from Daily Trust's reporting — not their text. Machine-written — may contain errors; check the original before relying on it.