By News Express on May 20, 2016
All is now set for the 2016 Ladies In Sports (LIS) conference scheduled to take place at Eko Hotel and Suites, Victoria Island, Lagos, on June 17, 2016.
A statement by the organisers made available to Daily Sports said that the conference will be a platform to educate, support and develop women in sports.
“The conference will feature a workshop, seminar, dinner and award ceremony. Our speakers, Chioma Ajunwa, Gloria Alozie, Dr Akinwunmi Amao, and others, will educate and inform attendees on anti-doping, training methods, PR and brand marketing, etc,” the statement said.
It disclosed that the conference will end with the dinner and award ceremony.
Source News Express
Posted May 20, 2016
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