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Tom Tom Is Eagles’ Official Candy…Offers MVP $3000
21.06.2008
Cadbury Nigeria Limited is gradually returning to sports sponsorship in Nigeria after years of itsheroics in the area, during which it sponsored theNigerian national soccer league.
Chief Executive, Pamodzi Nigeria Limited, the official marketers of the Nigeria FootballAssociation (NFA), Chief Mike Itemuagbor, announced on Thursday that Cadbury through one of its popularbrands, Tom Tom Sweet, has accepted to be the official candy of the Nigerian national team; the Super Eagles.
“Apart from identifying with the new order and dedication that players of the national team have shown; the company also wants to show that it has a permanent interest in its social responsibility role to the Nigerian public .It may have been doing it through children’s programmes but now it has announced its return to soccer sponsorship, which it pioneered several years back,” Itemuagbor told sports journalists in Lagos.
He also revealed that the new sponsors have agreed to partner the NFA in ensuring that the Most Valuable Player in the game between the Super Eagles and Nzalang Nacional today from both sideswill receive a princely sum of $3000.
http://www.tribune.com.ng/21062008/news/sports2.html
by: Woodstock Candy
21.06.2008
Cadbury Nigeria Limited is gradually returning to sports sponsorship in Nigeria after years of itsheroics in the area, during which it sponsored theNigerian national soccer league.
Chief Executive, Pamodzi Nigeria Limited, the official marketers of the Nigeria FootballAssociation (NFA), Chief Mike Itemuagbor, announced on Thursday that Cadbury through one of its popularbrands, Tom Tom Sweet, has accepted to be the official candy of the Nigerian national team; the Super Eagles.
“Apart from identifying with the new order and dedication that players of the national team have shown; the company also wants to show that it has a permanent interest in its social responsibility role to the Nigerian public .It may have been doing it through children’s programmes but now it has announced its return to soccer sponsorship, which it pioneered several years back,” Itemuagbor told sports journalists in Lagos.
He also revealed that the new sponsors have agreed to partner the NFA in ensuring that the Most Valuable Player in the game between the Super Eagles and Nzalang Nacional today from both sideswill receive a princely sum of $3000.
http://www.tribune.com.ng/21062008/news/sports2.html
by: Woodstock Candy
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