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Vandrezzer FC Donates Half A Million To Journalists

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Joel Ajayi

The strive of a compassionate, generous, kind-heart of Vandrezzer Football Club of Akwa Ibom .is continue to wax stronger day by day as the NNL club side donated a whopping sum of N500,000 to the Journalists under the aegis of Rebranded NSM as part of his effort to cushion the effect of COVID-19 that has crippled every sphere of life.

Just days ago, a 5,000 capacity township stadium in Ikot Ekpene District of Akwa Ibom State, Nigeria Wears A New Look Courtesy of Vandrezzer FC.

Vandrezzer FC a club that has invested so much in youth development, the peoples club, the most loved football club in the south.

These palliative kits include face masks, hand sanitizers and thermometer to members of the pen profession.

While thanking the club on behalf of the Media, NSM Chief Admin Mr. Wale Ajayi (SAJ) thanked Vandrezzer FC  for the club’s hand of gesture.

According to him, why will there be NPFL without Vandrezzer FC? Ohhh my Vandrezzer, a club that has invested so much in youth development, the peoples club, and the most loved football club in the south. We love you Vandrezzer and on this day, you have added another 100 fans to your list

“Vandrezzer football club has just donated 500,000 nairas to the NSM palliatives. Alert was received a few minutes ago. Let’s go on our knees and pray for Mr. Vandrezzer.”

He, however, encouraged more of wellbeing Nigerians to join the growing number of personalities who have supported the media.

However, the NSM group has beaten the imagination of many associations in the country and beyond because of its, self-less ambition that is devoid of the malicious statement, dirty politics, and other negativities but focuses solely on the growth and well-being of the member since the inception some years ago.

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Ibadan Marathon Will Drive Business Growth, Foster Community Spirit, Spotlight Local Talents-Gov Makinde

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Joel Ajayi

Oyo State Governor, His Excellency Seyi Makinde, has emphasized that the Ibadan Marathon will boost local businesses, create jobs, and strengthen community bonds.

He made this statement during a world press conference in Ibadan, where he was represented by the Honourable Commissioner for Youth and Sports, Wosilat Adegoke.

“This initiative not only promotes health and fitness but also supports our local economy while showcasing the beauty of our vibrant city,” he remarked. “The Ibadan Marathon is an opportunity for runners, families, and spectators to unite in celebration of sportsmanship and community spirit. Through this event, we demonstrate our commitment to public health, active lifestyles, and progress.”

The governor further highlighted the marathon’s role in promoting Ibadan’s cultural heritage, attracting visitors from across Nigeria and beyond, and spurring economic growth.

Savvy Events Limited CEO, Miss Arinola Idowu, and franchise owner of the Ibadan Marathon, shared that the 2024 event is designed to celebrate the city’s unity, strength, and rich history, with the theme ‘ERE IDARAYA.’ She emphasized that the event aims to support small businesses, engage youth, and elevate the city’s brand.

The Ibadan Marathon is a joint initiative between the Oyo State Government and Savvy Events to position Oyo State as a hub for sports, commerce, and entertainment, in line with the governor’s agenda for infrastructural development and youth empowerment.

This maiden edition will feature a 42.195km race and a 10km fun run. The routes have been certified by GRADE A measurer Norrie Williamson and World Athletics, offering an exciting journey through Ibadan’s iconic landmarks. Both races will conclude at Lekan Salami Stadium, Adamasingba, on Saturday, November 2, starting at 7 am for the marathon and 10 am for the fun run.

Registration is now open at www.ibadanmarathon.com for both the 42.195km full marathon and the 10km fun run.

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