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Exponential Marketing Laud Olopade's Giant Strides In Nigeria Sport As He Becomes A Year Wiser Today

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Exponential marketing has described the CEO of Nilayo Sports Management Limited, Hon. Bukola Olopade as a leader with intellectual sagacity and a consistent result oriented administrator. The encomiums were showered on the former commissioner for sports in Ogun State on the occasion of his birthday today, Thursday, 4th June 2020. According to a release, the head of exponential marketing, Adewale Ajayi lauded the giant strides of the owners of the Access Bank Lagos City Marathon, Abeokuta 10 kilometre Marathon, the Remo Ultra Race among other prominent Sport events in the country and said "through the years, Hon. Bukola Olopade has remained consistent in character and results, dutifully serving the cause of national development with altruistic fervor" Exponential marketing also used the occasion of “Ozo” birthday to congratulate with him on scaling through his Coronavirus hurdle.

ACCESS BANK LAGOS CITY MARATHON: Olopade hais AFN president, Olamide George

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The General Coordinator of the Access Bank Lagos City Marathon, Hon. Bukola Olopade, has applauded the invaluable contributions of the  president of the Athletic Federation of Nigeria, Mr. Olamide George, to the success of the 2020 Lagos City Marathon, held last weekend. Olopade, who spoke in Lagos Monday morning, disclosed that, the AFN President gave the organisers of the Silver Label Marathon, Nilayo Sports Marketing some tips on how to go around some of the technical matters affecting the conduct of the race after he confirmed his inability to make it to Lagos for the race. His contribution was very valuable to us. "We were most delighted to work with him. We also appreciate the president's approval of one of AFN board's technical members, Gabriel Okon, to work with our technical team headed by the race General Manager, Yusuf Ali. The delivery was second to none. "Despite Olamide George's absence at the race, the athletes still felt a sense of belong...