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How much is Nigeria going to make from the National Sports Festival? What is the urgency associated with ensuring the festival holds this year?
Kelly Nkoro shares his thoughts about holding the National Sports Festival in 2020. He also talks about FFP and the frustration of Madrid fans over Karim Benzema.
Kelechi: "It makes me laugh how we want to decieve ourselves (in Nigeria that) sports adds anything to the GDP of the nation when in truth all we do is collect allocations and spend. It's going to cost Nigeria more to have a national sports festival."

How much is Nigeria going to make from the National Sports Festival? What is the urgency associated with ensuring the festival holds this year?
Kelly Nkoro shares his thoughts about holding the National Sports Festival in 2020. He also talks about FFP and the frustration of Madrid fans over Karim Benzema.
Kelechi: "It makes me laugh how we want to decieve ourselves (in Nigeria that) sports adds anything to the GDP of the nation when in truth all we do is collect allocations and spend. It's going to cost Nigeria more to have a national sports festival."

Bimbola Awoyele reviews some of the major sporting stories of the weekend on the Monday edition of Sport, The Money.
The Ministry for Sports and Youth Development says a Task Force set up the sports minister, Sunday Dare, will on Monday (today) commence work with the verification of occupants and identification of illegal structures inside the National Stadium, Lagos. The task force, made up of members from the sports ministry, Lagos State and the private sector, has 21 days to complete its assignment. What are you expecting to see in the report after 21 days?
Wayne Rooney, former Manchester United forward and Derby captain, says Jurgen klopp can make Liverpool dominate the English Premier League like his former boss, Sir Alex Ferguson, did for almost three decades. Can Klopp be the next Fergie?

Bimbola Awoyele reviews some of the major sporting stories of the weekend on the Monday edition of Sport, The Money.
The Ministry for Sports and Youth Development says a Task Force set up the sports minister, Sunday Dare, will on Monday (today) commence work with the verification of occupants and identification of illegal structures inside the National Stadium, Lagos. The task force, made up of members from the sports ministry, Lagos State and the private sector, has 21 days to complete its assignment. What are you expecting to see in the report after 21 days?
Wayne Rooney, former Manchester United forward and Derby captain, says Jurgen klopp can make Liverpool dominate the English Premier League like his former boss, Sir Alex Ferguson, did for almost three decades. Can Klopp be the next Fergie?

Bimbola Awoyele reviews some of the major sporting stories of the weekend on the Monday edition of Sport, The Money.
The Ministry for Sports and Youth Development says a Task Force set up the sports minister, Sunday Dare, will on Monday (today) commence work with the verification of occupants and identification of illegal structures inside the National Stadium, Lagos. The task force, made up of members from the sports ministry, Lagos State and the private sector, has 21 days to complete its assignment. What are you expecting to see in the report after 21 days?
Wayne Rooney, former Manchester United forward and Derby captain, says Jurgen klopp can make Liverpool dominate the English Premier League like his former boss, Sir Alex Ferguson, did for almost three decades. Can Klopp be the next Fergie?

The Nigeria Broadcasting Commission, on June 11, 2020, made public an amendment to its 6th broadcasting code of conduct. Since its release, the amendment has received mixed reviews from stakeholders and industry practitioners. Africa Business Radio's Breakfast Connect sat down with Aduratomi Bolade for his views on the updated code.
Bolade, who has been in journalism and broadcasting for almost two decades, notes that the amended code by the Nigeria Broadcasting Commission is "driving away competition" in the industry even though that might not be the regulator's intention. 
According to him, "If you're asking those who are rights holders to willingly share the rights they paid for with people who made no moves to acquire the rights in the first place, you are not encouraging competition. Competition is needed in broadcasting if we are to get to a place where high-value content is to be created."

The Nigeria Broadcasting Commission, on June 11, 2020, made public an amendment to its 6th broadcasting code of conduct. Since its release, the amendment has received mixed reviews from stakeholders and industry practitioners. Africa Business Radio's Breakfast Connect sat down with Aduratomi Bolade for his views on the updated code.
Bolade, who has been in journalism and broadcasting for almost two decades, notes that the amended code by the Nigeria Broadcasting Commission is "driving away competition" in the industry even though that might not be the regulator's intention. 
According to him, "If you're asking those who are rights holders to willingly share the rights they paid for with people who made no moves to acquire the rights in the first place, you are not encouraging competition. Competition is needed in broadcasting if we are to get to a place where high-value content is to be created."

The Nigeria Broadcasting Commission, on June 11, 2020, made public an amendment to its 6th broadcasting code of conduct. Since its release, the amendment has received mixed reviews from stakeholders and industry practitioners. Africa Business Radio's Breakfast Connect sat down with Aduratomi Bolade for his views on the updated code.
Bolade, who has been in journalism and broadcasting for almost two decades, notes that the amended code by the Nigeria Broadcasting Commission is "driving away competition" in the industry even though that might not be the regulator's intention. 
According to him, "If you're asking those who are rights holders to willingly share the rights they paid for with people who made no moves to acquire the rights in the first place, you are not encouraging competition. Competition is needed in broadcasting if we are to get to a place where high-value content is to be created."

The current landscape has necessitated the adoption of technology across different sectors. The new reality also exposes the different areas of opportunity in terms of the job of the Era of Industrial Revolution.

The current landscape has necessitated the adoption of technology across different sectors. The new reality also exposes the different areas of opportunity in terms of the job of the Era of Industrial Revolution.