Agbana Wonders, St Patrick’s and Regnant Queens Shine at Senate President Cup

Posted : 27 October 2026

Agbana Wonders, St Patrick’s and Regnant Queens recorded important victories as Matchday Two of the third edition of the Senate President’s U-18 Unity Cup continued in Ikot Ekpene, Akwa Ibom State. The fixtures featured six matches across the men’s and women’s categories, with teams competing for early momentum in the youth tournament.

Agbana Wonders of Ekiti State secured a 2-0 victory over Regnant FA in the men’s category. Olarewaju Anderson and Mimiko Eric scored in the first half to give their team a comfortable lead and secure all three points.

St Patrick’s also recorded a 2-0 win, defeating Rich Destiny Academy of Bayelsa State. Striker Igwe Paul delivered the decisive performance, scoring once in each half to complete his brace and guide his side to victory.

Two other men’s fixtures ended in draws. Essien Udim of Akwa Ibom State played out a goalless stalemate against Excellent Academy of Edo State, while Rafia City and Powerful Boys of Kaduna State shared the points after a 1-1 draw.

Powerful Boys took the lead in the 11th minute when Alexander Samson scored with a header. Rafia City responded in the 27th minute through Victor Eyakeno, who converted a penalty to restore parity.

In the women’s category, Flon Queens of Cross River State and Solo Wonders played out a goalless draw. Both sides remained unable to find a breakthrough in a closely contested encounter.

Regnant Queens produced the standout performance in the women’s competition, defeating Dreams Alive Academy 3-0. Happiness Faith opened the scoring in the 23rd minute, while Faith Daniel doubled the advantage five minutes later.

Comfort Ekanem completed the victory in the 67th minute, giving Regnant Queens a convincing result against the tournament’s youngest team. The performance highlighted the Queens’ attacking strength and ability to convert their opportunities.

The Matchday Two programme also included a goalless draw between Tanko Baba FC and Campos Feeders on Sunday. The remaining fixtures took place on Monday, with teams across both categories continuing their efforts to establish themselves in the competition.

The results highlighted the competitive nature of the Senate President’s U-18 Unity Cup, which provides a platform for young footballers to showcase their abilities. With the tournament continuing in Ikot Ekpene, the participating teams will look to build on their performances as the competition progresses.

Agbana Wonders, St Patrick’s and Regnant Queens Shine at Senate President Cup

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