NOC Set For Media Seminar For Sports Journalists In Lagos

Posted on July 5, 2021

The Nigeria Olympic Committee (NOC) In collaboration with the Olympic Solidarity is organizing a- 2 day Seminar for Sports Journalists in Nigeria. The Seminar is scheduled to hold on Tuesday 6th and Wednesday 7th July, 2021 in Lagos, Nigeria.

The theme of the course is “reporting compelling story ideas that provides solution to a hurting world” and participants will also look at how to cover a multi-sports event using the Olympic Games as a guide.

The Media Seminar which is going to be virtual and physical, will also have as facilitators, Benny Bonsu, Director-Daily Content Olympic Channels; Ikeddy Isiguzo former editorial board chairman of Vanguard Newspaper. As well as, Sports Content Consultant, Deji Omotoyinbo and Adetola Badekale, Senior Content Producer, SuperSport Nigeria. The seminar will be declared open by the President of the Nigeria Olympic Committee, Engineer Habu Ahmed Gumel.

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