Zambia’s Sydney Joseph Wemba moved into sole possession of the lead after the second round of the Lakowe Lakes Golf Classic, carding a second successive level-par 70 to reach four-under-par 140 after 36 holes at Lakowe Lakes Golf Estate in Lagos.Wemba, who began the day one shot off the pace, matched his opening-round score to move three shots clear at the top heading into Sunday’s final round.##NAJAVA_MECA_10002716##Ghana’s Vincent Torgah and fellow countryman Ezekiel Afisco are tied for second on one-under-par 143 after both carded rounds of 71.Rwanda’s Celestin Nsanzuwera, who led after the opening round, dropped to fourth following a two-over-par 75.He is tied on level-par 144 with Uganda’s Ronald Rugumayo, who carded a 72.Nigeria’s David Inalegwu and Godwin Okoko share sixth place on one-over-par 145.Inalegwu produced one of the day’s best rounds with a three-under-par 69, climbing the leaderboard after starting the day on six-over-par, while Okoko returned a 72.Harambee Stars legend Dennis Oliech lands role at FKFNigeria’s Mustapha Abubakar and Sunday Olapade are tied for eighth alongside Cameroon’s Nji Pristhy on two-over-par 146.The trio carded rounds of 75, 73 and 72 respectively.Five Nigerians occupy the next group, with Safiyanu Muaza, Jimoh Eneye, Odeh Alechenu, Kamalu Bako and Simeon Udum Saater tied for 11th on three-over-par 147.Kenyan veteran breaks World Record in SpainThe Lakowe Lakes Golf Classic is the Sunshine Development Tour’s first event in West Africa, marking the Tour’s expansion into a new region.The tournament has attracted 139 players from 10 countries, with professionals and amateurs competing for a share of the US$50,000 prize purse.Players are also competing for Official World Golf Ranking, World Amateur Golf Ranking and Sunshine Development Tour Order of Merit points, providing an important opportunity to progress through the development pathway towards the main Sunshine Tour.The tournament concludes on Sunday, with Wemba leading the field into the final round as the inaugural Sunshine Development Tour event in West Africa prepares to crown its first champion.Mulee explains why coaching Harambee Stars is 'the most difficult job in the world'
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