Bovas becomes Shooting Stars’ sleeve sponsor for 2026/27 season
Nigerian-based energy company, Bovas, has signed an agreement with NPFL side Shooting Stars Sport Club as the club’s new official sleeve sponsor for the 2026/2027 season.
The sponsorship deal was announced during the unveiling of the club’s new season official commercial sponsor on Wednesday in Ibadan.
The club confirmed the partnership in a statement on its X handle, saying, “We are delighted to welcome Bovas as our Official Sleeve Sponsor for the 2026/27 season. A new chapter built on partnership and progress.”
Bovas described the deal as a new milestone, a proud moment to stand alongside the club supporters as the club pursues its domestic and continental campaigns.
“BOVAS is delighted to announce our partnership with Shooting Stars SC as the club’s Official Sleeve Sponsor for the 2026/27 season. As the new season begins, we’re proud to stand alongside the club and its passionate supporters as they chase new milestones on and off the pitch,” Bovas said in a statement.
The Oluyeye Warriors also announced logistics company Chowdeck as its headline sponsor and its new front shirt sponsor.
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