Skip to main content

Ejison International Limited to support Samuel Oguche Basketball Camp

The much anticipated Samuel Oguche basketball youth camp received  another boost with Ejison International Limited lending support to the most prestigious and prominent basketball camp in Nigeria. 




Ejison International Limited, an indigenous company in Nigeria has been sponsoring sport related activities for almost a decade and the partnership with Samuel Oguche basketball foundation would foster existing cooperate relationship and create a further enabling environment particularly on youth development.


The basketball camp which is basically meant to reach out and empower teeming youths at the grassroots across the country will get underway on Thursday, 31st March 2022 and is expected to reach climax on the 7th of April, 2022 in Abuja.


Ex-basketball star,  Samuel Oguche, the Founder, Samuel Oguche Foundations has hailed the management of the Ejison International Limited for impeccable contributions to basketball development.


Representatives of Ejison International Limited will be at the forthcoming Samuel Oguche basketball youth camp to show support and encourage up-coming stars to discover their potentials.


Bullet Energy Drink and Ejison group have  continued to show its support for promotion of basketball in Nigeria.


Ejison International Limited is the main partner of Bullet Energy drink in Nigeria.

Comments

Post a Comment

Popular posts from this blog

$300,000 Browns Nigeria Donation: Transparency Questions Trail Flag Football Leadership in Nigeria.

Fresh concerns have emerged within Nigeria’s flag football community following reports that the Cleveland Browns, through their Browns Nigeria initiative, allegedly donated up to $300,000 to support the sport’s development in the country, alongside additional monetary contributions and equipment support including footballs, flags, and cleats from some NFL players. Rather than inspiring confidence, the alleged donations has raised serious questions about governance, accountability, and control within Nigeria’s flag football structure. Stakeholders are asking: Does the funding truly exist? How was it managed? Who supervised its allocation? And why is there increasing tension among Browns Nigeria officials over control of the sport? Observers believe the fierce struggle for dominance may be linked to the influence such a large financial contribution would command. More troubling, however, is the absence of official clarification. All efforts to reach Browns Nigeria officials for confirmat...
Post a Comment
Read more

Nigeria need to adopt symmetry approach across the national teams- coach Michael Nsien

Former Nigerian youth International Michael Nsien has highlighted the need for Nigeria to adopt a uniform pattern across the National teams for smooth transition of players and to achieve a visible success. Speaking to journalists on NSM from his base in the USA, Coach Nsien who is the head coach of FC Tulsa in the US Division two League maintained that the u-17 and u-20 teams should be a conduit for the senior national team. Micheal Nsien, FC Tulsa Head coach "The youth teams is meant to be that way (a conduit for the senior national team). You have to have culture that buys in or accept a job based on that quality of transition. My intention are to be successful and to win games 100% but also, how do we transition players to the senior national team base on our principle, our style of play, the discipline line that we want to play within and our playing methodology. I am not sure that cohesion is in the Nigeria football setup, from top to the bottom, that the coaches...
Post a Comment
Read more

I’m ready to play for Super Eagles, says Leke James

By Akin Bolarinwa  Nigeria born footballer, Leke James currently playing for Molde FC in Norway has declared his readiness play for the Super Eagles of Nigeria. According to him, it would be a great honour to play for Nigeria at this stage of his career. Speaking with NSM media, Leke James stated that  his active performance on the field is enough to get him on board the Super Eagles list. He is currently the best Nigerian player in Norway and he is ready to prove his worth to all Nigerians. “I look forward to playing for my country if invited, I am a center forward and only Victor Osihmen is ahead of me in the Super Eagles set up at the moment". Leke James is 27 years old and has been in Norway since 2012.
Post a Comment
Read more