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Enoh Seeks Collaboration With Information and National Orientation Ministry

by Affa Acho
1 year ago
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Honourable Minister of Sports Development Senator John Enoh,has called for an emergency in the coverage of sporting events  by the Ministry Of Information and National Orientation.

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The minister made this known when he paid a courtesy call on the Honourable Minister of Information and National Orientation, Alhaji Mohammed Idris Malagi in Abuja.

Enoh,emphasised the significant role sports plays in the nation, especially sports as a unifier.To this end television and radio broadcasts are extremely fundamental to feeding the nation that which will foster unity amongst other positives for the well-being of the country.

“A typical example is AFCON, nothing mattered but the game played by the National team at AFCON” Nigerians all came together, regardless of tribe, religion,class or political affiliation to support the National team and cheer them to victory. We were all fixated on victory “ He said.

The Sports Minister suggested the design of a calendar of upcoming sporting events as a guide for the public media organs of the Information ministry to amplify and further broadcast them.

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The National Sports Festival coming up this year in Ogun State, the National Youth Games in Asaba ,Para Games are some major events were mentioned by the Minister as forthcoming events .

 

Senator Enoh further lauded President Tinubu for creating a specific Ministry for sports, saying the vision is in line with the significance of sports in attaining the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals.

 

In his response, the Minister of Information and National Orientation Alhaji Mohammed Idris Malagi commended Senator John Owan Enoh’s performance as Sports minister, he observed that the concerns of Nigerians on his appointment as sports minister have been quelled by his consistent hands-on and brilliant performance in the sports sector.

 

The information minister also stressed the administration’s commitment to harnessing the transformative power of sports to deepen unity and cohesion in the country with references to past sporting events.

 

Malagi believes that sports should be on the front burner of the government’s priorities because of its significant role in nation-building and development.

 

In response to the request of the Minister of Sports for more media exposure to sporting events in the country, the Minister gave the approval to set up a committee to identify areas of collaboration between the two ministries.

 


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