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Introducing The New QEO SPORT Logo - The New Generation of Sports

QEO SPORT had  unveil the new official logo.


QEO SPORT is not just a company. It is a sports infrastructure built to create and power The New Generation of Sports.

Under the QEO SPORT umbrella, we will be launching multiple original sports for the world.


Owoball is the first sport to be launched under QEO SPORT - Invented in Nigeria, built for the world. A fast-paced, dynamic game played with both hands and legs, featuring the Main Post and Korobar.


This new logo represents our vision:


The Blue Waves / The Sea - The ocean that connects every country in the world. It represents our global vision - from Africa to every continent.

The Sun - A new dawn for sports innovation.

The Runner - The spirit of the athlete at the center of everything we do.

The Rainbow Swoosh - Diversity, energy, and the many sports to come under our infrastructure.


The future of sport is not just about playing old games. It's about creating new ones.


QEO SPORT - The New Generation of Sports.

OWOBALL - Play Bold. Play Smart. Play Owoball.

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