Ilaboya Calls for Support for Okpekpe International 10km Road Race
Ilaboya Seeks Support for Okpekpe International 10km Race

Frank Ilaboya, the Chief Executive Officer of Sportsville Communications, is seeking widespread support for the upcoming 11th edition of the Okpekpe International 10km Road Race. He has pledged a robust publicity campaign for the World Athletics Gold Label Road Race, emphasizing its significance to the host community and the nation.

Ilaboya Highlights Race Impact

During the announcement of Sportsville's backing for the event, Ilaboya praised the transformative effects the competition has had on Okpekpe, Edo State, and Nigeria. He noted, “I have attended every edition since the race began, and I am immensely proud of the impact it has made on the local community, Edo State, and the entire country.”

Ilaboya reflected on how the once-quiet village of Okpekpe has gained global recognition thanks to the race. He commended the founder, Mike Itemuagbor, for his vision and unwavering dedication over the years, stating, “One must commend the initiator for this great vision and consistency.”

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Symbol of Excellence in Sports

Describing the race as a benchmark of excellence in sports organization, Ilaboya noted that its Gold Label status reflects its international standards and uniqueness. He said, “As a sports media organization, we are proud to be associated with this achievement. We have already begun our support by launching a daily countdown to the May 30 race date.”

Ilaboya clarified that Sportsville's involvement extends beyond mere media coverage. “We are collaborating with the organizers to mobilize publicity for the race because it holds greater significance than just a sporting event for the Afemai people and Edo State. Starting this year, Sportsville will play an active role in promoting the event,” he added.

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