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NILAYO SPORTS PARTNERS NSM FOR KADUNA MARATHON



  • By Akin Bolarinwa 


Nilayo Sports Management Limited (NSML), Nigeria’s leading sports marketing agency is set to partner the most authoritative sports social media group, The Nigeria Sports Mouthpiece (NSM) for the forthcoming Kaduna Marathon race.

According to the senior advocate of journalists and the CEO of NSM, Ambassador Adewale Ajayi, the partnership is an opportunity for journalists to promote the Kaduna marathon to the world.

He said: “We have consulted with the management of Nilayo sports and we are happy that NSM is going to be part of this prestigious Kaduna marathon".

Ambassador Adewale Ajayi (SAJ) stated further that Nilayo sports marketing company is an organisation that has organised marathons and road races of international repute.

He expressed confidence that engaging NSM for the Kaduna Marathon will ensure that the marathon is a success.

“NSM is known for excellence and we are very confident that our media team will deliver the best reportage to the outside world.” Ajayi stated.

Kaduna state is expected to host approximately 10,000 – 50,000 people for the marathon.

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