The Nigeria Basketball Federation has announced her 2016 Annual Stakeholders Consultative forum for February 3, 2016 at the National Institute for Sport Auditorium, National Stadium, Package B, Abuja.
This was contained in a statement from the NBBF secretariat.
The delegates, which include corporate sponsors, team owners, club chairmen, club secretaries as well players, coaches, technical officials and the media, are expected to arrive Abuja on February 2 as the forum billed take off at 9am prompt on Wednesday.
All present at the assembly will witness milestone presentations from first a top managing consulting group signed to manage and develop the Nigerian Basketball Federation’s digital space, that is website and social media accounts, as well as presentations from the Referees and Coaches Associations, both inaugurated and reconstituted respectively after the 2015 consultative forum, which had over 150 stakeholders in attendance in Abuja.
The Stakeholders forum will also feature the pre-season seminar for all basketball officials, that is Referees, Table officials and Technical (match) commissioners.
The 2016 national grading exercise will hold place for new officials and national officials that will be sanctioned to officiate in the 2016 season of the DStv and Zenith Bank Leagues from February 4 to 6 in Abuja from 9am to 6pm daily.
The statement also said the board of the Nigeria Basketball Federation, led by Tijjani Umar, is extending an open the invitation to all.
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