By Goodness Ndukuba, Awka on April 16, 2025

The Nigeria Olympic Committee has concluded arrangement to hold an Advance Management Course (ASMC) at University of Ibadan

According to a statement by the NOC, signed by it’s Public Relations Officer, Tony Nezieanya, the innovative programme, will be a collaboration between the International Olympic Committee (IOC) and the Nigerian Olympic Committee (NOC).

He said that the event expected to hold from May 6 to May 8 at the University of Ibadan, promises to equip sports administrators with essential tools for effective management in the ever-evolving Sports landscape.

He explained that as participants settle into the boardroom, a hybrid setup both onsite and virtual attendees would engage seamlessly in an atmosphere that would be driven by a sense of purpose, noting that representatives from various states would exchange ideas and experiences, united by a common goal: to elevate the standards of sports administration in Nigeria.

“The ASMC’s third module would focus on two critical areas: Managing Finance and Sports Marketing.

These subjects are pivotal in fostering on robust administrative structures that serve athletes and stakeholders alike. 

The rich, diverse backgrounds of the attendees would make for a dynamic exchanges in perspectives as they settle in, ready to absorb knowledge from distinguished resource persons.

The course will kick-off with Mr Tunji Adeyinka, the Group Managing Director of Republicom Group. 

With years of experience in marketing, Mr Adeyinka hopes to captivate participants with his insights into marketing strategies that can effectively enhance the visibility of sports organisations. 

It is hoped that his compelling anecdotes and case studies would spark interests and debates, pushing attendees to think innovatively about how they can apply these concepts within their own contexts.

Source Daily Sports Nigeria

Posted April 16, 2025

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