In continuation of their intervention in Nigerian boxing, Flykite Productions, organisers of GOtv Boxing Night, have donated a high-quality training ring to the Ikeja chapter of the Nigeria Police Boxing Association.
The donation, on Friday, followed the gifting of gloves, punching bags and headgear to Tipo Boxing Academy and Capo Boxing Gym.
The two boxing centres are both in Lagos State.
Speaking during the presentation, Chief Operating Officer, Flykite Productions, Bamidele Johnson, said the gesture is a component of the company’s Corporate Social Investment Initiatives, which are aimed at accelerating the development of Nigerian boxing and boxers.
Johnson said: “We are delighted to present this ring to the Nigeria Police Boxing Association.
- Gov. Buni describes pension administration book as timely input
- Kemi Badenoch: Why I identify less with Nigeria, more with Yoruba
- Afenifere sends delegation to visit Dele Farotimi in prison
- Yobe wins $500,000 for excellence in PHC service delivery
- Why is Gov. Otti afraid of Abia PDP’s shadow cabinet?, by Enyinnaya Appolos
“Our goal is to support your boxing club and contribute to the growth of Nigerian boxing, with the hope of developing boxers who will bring pride to the country.”
Representative of the Police Boxing Association, Augustine Okporu, an Assistant Superintendent of Police, described the ring as the best gift the boxing association ever received.
Okporu said: “I know about Flykite’s efforts at developing talents and promoting boxing and I am delighted that they have extended their gesture to our association.
“This is the best gift we’ve ever received in our association.
“I say a big thank you to Flykite Productions for supporting us.”
Flykite Productions has been a key figure in the promotion of boxing in Nigeria, having successfully organised 31 editions of the GOtv Boxing Night and the GOtv Boxing NextGen Search, an initiative focused on discovering and developing young boxing talent nationwide.
Follow The Eagle Online Channel on WhatsApp
