UI honours Olaosebikan for supporting sports academy
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- The University of Ibadan honored Kehinde Olaosebikan for supporting the establishment of its Sports Academy.
- University representatives said his contributions advanced the academyโs sports and youth-development goals.
- Olaosebikan thanked the university and pledged continued support.
The University of Ibadan has honored Kehinde Olaosebikan for supporting the establishment of its Sports Academy.
A delegation led by Sports Academy Chairman Professor Olufemi Adegbesan presented Olaosebikan with the Iconic Friend of the University of Ibadan Sports Academy award at the headquarters of the President Bola Ahmed Tinubu-Kehinde Olaosebikan Grassroots Movement in Ibadan.
Adegbesan said the award recognized Olaosebikanโs service and contributions to creating the academy. โOn behalf of the Vice-Chancellor, Prof K.O. Adebowale, I present this award to Hon Kehinde Olaosebikan as an Iconic Friend of the Academy in recognition of your selfless service and immense contributions to the establishment of the Sports Academy of the University of Ibadan,โ he said.
On behalf of the Vice-Chancellor, Prof K.O. Adebowale, I present this award to Hon Kehinde Olaosebikan as an Iconic Friend of the Academy in recognition of your selfless service and immense contributions to the establishment of the Sports Academy of the University of Ibadan.
The university said Olaosebikanโs commitment to sports and youth development had supported efforts to realize the academyโs vision. He is also the chief executive officer of Midas Communications Limited.
Olaosebikan thanked the university and said his support reflected the academyโs focus on sports and youth development. He pledged to continue backing the institution and expressed confidence that it could become a leading sports academy in Africa.
The Renewed Hope Agenda places emphasis on initiating, supporting and promoting activities, programmes and structures designed to further the growth of Nigeria in all aspects, especially in sports and youth development.
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