Top Sports Journalists Converge for Nigeria National League’s Inaugural Capacity Building Program in Remo, Ogun State
By ETTAH EMMANUEL O.
The Nigeria National League (NNL) has reached a significant milestone with the launch of its inaugural capacity building program for sports journalists, held from October 28 to October 30 in Remo, Ogun State. This innovative initiative aims to enhance the standards of media officers representing all NNL clubs, establishing the league as a leading force in Nigerian and African football.
The event brought together a diverse array of media professionals from various clubs, including notable figures such as Tosh Micheals, Ettah Emmanuel O. from Rivers FC, and Stanford Prince. Their involvement underscores a collective commitment to fostering a robust media environment that supports the growth of football in Nigeria.
Mr. Ignice, the NNL’s media head, expressed his enthusiasm for the program’s potential to improve sports journalism in the country. “Our goal is to make the Nigeria National League the best in Nigeria and Africa,” he emphasized, highlighting the league’s dedication to professional development and engagement.
Participants engaged in discussions on modern reporting techniques, ethical journalism, and the importance of effective communication in sports. The program focused on the media’s vital role in promoting football and connecting with fans, aiming to strengthen ties between clubs and their supporters.
This capacity building initiative not only benefits journalists but also promises to enhance the overall perception and coverage of the NNL, paving the way for greater interest and support for Nigerian football.
As the NNL rolls out such forward-thinking programs, it reinforces its commitment to cultivating a vibrant sports culture and supporting the professionals who narrate its story. With this successful launch, the league is poised to make significant progress toward achieving its vision of excellence in Nigerian football.
