According to the respected sports marketing consultant, the corporate community in Nigeria is yet to harness five per cent of the potential in youth sports sponsorship, which he described as a goldmine.
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Promasidor Nigeria Limited, the makers of Cowbell Milk brand, sponsors of the quiz show, also donated $2,500 in appreciation of the feat by a “Cowbellpedia Ambassador”.
The donation, done on Friday, it is believed would in no small measure help to boost the worthy initiative of the organisation, which is at the forefront of eradicating malnutrition in the country.
Speaking at the second edition of Promasidor Harness Your Dream programme, organised by the makers of Cowbell, Milk, Loya Milk, Onga, Top Tea and other quality brands, the Commissioner for Education, Science and Technology, Modupe Mujota, called on other corporate organisations to emulate Promasidor since education and youth development are collective responsibilities of the government and the populace in line with public and private partnership policy.
The workshop, which had its maiden edition at Oregun Junior High School, Ikeja, Lagos State last year, is aimed at exposing students to relevant information they require to make the right career choice.
The award ceremony, which was held in Lagos, brought together the company’s employees, relatives and distributors from different parts of the country.
Speaking at the maiden edition of the project at the Oregun Junior High School, Ikeja, Lagos State, the Permanent Secretary/Tutor General, Lagos State Education District Six, Olufunmilayo Onadipe, commended PNL for what she described as a “noble idea”, while urging other corporate organisations to emulate the company.
Each of the champions got N1 million and an all-expense paid education excursion outside the country
At the end of the last semi-final, Joel Ndoh of Marist Brothers Juniorate, Aba, Abia State and Olayinka Abdulwakil of Nigerian Tulip International College Kaduna, Kaduna State completed the list of the six finalists in the Junior category.
Ernest-Eze, a SS2 student of Loyola Jesuit College, Abuja, Federal Capital Territory, qualified in the second semi-finals along with Tomiwa Olatunbosun of Bibo Oluwa Academy, Ilesa, Osun State.
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In the Group 7 preliminary contest last weekend, Fuad Alaka of Federal Science and Technical College, Yaba and Oluwatade Akinjide of the Learning Field Schools, Satellite Town moved the state ahead in the Junior and Senior categories respectively.
In the fifth preliminary stage contest, Godwin Terzulum of Government Science and Technical College, Garagboghol, Benue State moved ahead to the semi-finals of the Junior category, while Ikechukwu Ibeh of Federal Government College, Suleja put Niger State in the semi-finals of the Senior category.
At that same main bowl of the National Stadium, Lagos, where Samuel Okwaraji slumped and died while in the colours of the Super Eagles of Nigeria, Cowbell Football Academy remembered the national hero exactly 28 years after.
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Onafowokan, who is participating in the Senior Category of the 2017 Cowbellpedia Secondary Schools Mathematics TV Quiz Show, sponsored by Cowbell, the flagship brand of Promasidor Nigeria Limited, explained that her love for Mathematics started early because of encouragement by her parents.
Anita Alabi of Gloryland Secondary School, Igarra, Edo State and Henry Famuyiwa of Model Secondary School, Alagbaka, Akure, Ondo State triumphed over their counterparts to proceed to the semi-finals in the Junior category of the competition, sponsored by the flagship brand of Promasidor Nigeria Limited, Cowbell Our Milk.
Commenting on the initiative, Dada Ajai-Ikhile, an advertising practitioner whose child attends Grace High School, Gbagada, Lagos, said Promasidor has done well in ensuring that children learn the rudiments of football at an early age, which inspires their interest in the game.
The colourful event, which was held at Promasidor Nigeria, was well attended by management staff of the company