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Contributors Dr. Ibrahim Abubakar is the team physician of the Super Eagles of Nigeria. He hails from Kano municipal in Kano state, Nigeria and is a full time Sports and Exercise physician, specifically trained at the Royal London Hospital on White Chapel and Mile End in the United Kingdom under Queen Mary University of London. He is also a full time member of the European College of Sports and Exercise Physicians. Koye Sowemimo is the Head of Sports at The Temple Management Company Group, a global full-service Talent Agency and Talent & Event Management Company that represents talents and manages events across the sports, entertainment, arts and public sectors. Nkechi Obi attended Queen’s College Lagos, Federal School of Arts and Science Victoria Island and University of Lagos where she obtained a BSc. in Chemistry. Nkechi also attended University of Lagos for her MBA degree. Nkechi has been in sports management since 1991 as an Administrator in the Nigeria Squash Rackets Federation, serving as Tournament Director, National & International Squash Tournaments, before going into full Sports Marketing in 1998. She is presently the Managing Director/CEO, Premium Sports Management Services and Programme Director, SPORTSPRO NIGERIA.t Olu Ogunlela is a Peak Performance Consultant and the Founder of Liferithms, a data driven human capacity development company dedicated to improving workforce productivity without sacrificing health and wellbeing. He is also the inventor of Kairos Krunch, an intelligent calendar which provides its users with a peak performance score and weekly insights into how to increase productive use of time while experiencing work-life balance. Before Liferithms, Olu was a renewable energy professional with 7 years’ experience and he was previously part of Team Nigeria as a professional cyclist. Bankole Cardoso is the co-founder of SimplyAds, which is an Out-Of-Home advertising company in Lagos, Nigeria. Before venturing into the world of entrepreneurship he worked as a Venture Capitalist, investing in startups across Africa with Quona Capital and has an MBA from Columbia Business School. He is an avid football fan. Damilola Oyewusi is a Content and Digital Marketing Strategist working in the Social Innovation sector. She uses the power of strategic content and the dynamic nature of marketing communications to influence and amplify life-changing innovative solutions to social problems. Toyin Henry-Ajayi is a marketing and advertising expert who loves to share insight and experiential knowledge with marketing professionals, enthusiasts and businesses. Moyo Ogunseinde (Bsc, Arch (UCL) M.SC, Arch. (UCL), MNIA, MBA) is the creative brand director as well as the architect /developer of Upbeat, first purpose built trampoline and Recreation Park in West Africa. She is an architect, product designer and Real Estate Entrepreneur with a proven track record of overseeing substantial real estate investment portfolio. Her passion for Sports and Youth development in Nigeria saw her being elected as a member of the Nigerian Gymnastic Federation in 2017 as well as numerous sponsorships and development of competitions and coach trainings in Nigeria and abroad. Deji Olomojobi is a qualified Solicitor and Advocate in Nigeria with work experience spans a period of about 14 years of successful practice. He has a Law Degree from the prestigious University of Lagos, Nigeria and a Master of Law Degree from the renowned University of California, Berkeley. Deji is presently the Director, Legal of The Temple Management Company Group, a global full-service Talent Agency and Talent & Event Management Company that represents talents and manages events across the sports, entertainment, arts and public sectors. Chisom Martin Ojukwu is a Master of Ceremonies and TV Host. He writes and speaks for desired effect in the areas he is most passionate about - youths, education, and effective communication. With experience drawn from sojourns in engineering, finance and media, Chisom brings an ‘innercircle’ perspective to the table. He loves Nigeria and continues to see hope for her; not in spite of, but because. Copyright © 2018 The Spark. All rights reserved. No part of this publication may be reproduced, stored in a retrieval system or be transmitted in any form or by any means, electronic or mechanical, without prior permission of The Spark. We do not endorse any products or services mentioned in any of the articles and are not responsible for the outcome of using such products or services.
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