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Halogen explains decision to sign MOU with ministry on Adekuoroye

The Halogen Group at the weekend said it decided to sign an MOU with the sports ministry to support world number woman wrestler, Odunayo Adekuoroye because of “her humble beginning and unstoppable search for excellence in her career

Halogen Group formerly signed the MoU with the Ministry of Youth and Sports Development in fulfillment of its decision to adopt Odunayo Adekuoroye in her quest for an Olympic gold medal. Photo: HALOGENNG

The Halogen Group at the weekend said it decided to sign an MOU with the sports ministry to support world number woman wrestler, Odunayo Adekuoroye because of “her humble beginning and unstoppable search for excellence in her career find a strong correlation with Halogen Group’s DNA and brand philosophy of Professionalism, Integrity, Passion, and Excellence.”

Halogen Group formerly signed the MoU with the Ministry of Youth and Sports Development in fulfillment of its decision to adopt Odunayo Adekuoroye in her quest for an Olympic gold medal.
 
The signing of the agreement, which took place in Abuja between Halogen Group management and the sports ministry signals the success of the “Adopt an Athlete” initiative launched by the ministry and is another vista in Nigeria’s sports development.

 
According to the Chief Executive Officer/Group Managing Director, Halogen Group, Mr. Wale Olaoye, “Halogen Group is extremely happy to adopt Odunayo Adekuoroye in her quest to win the first Olympic gold medal in wrestling for Nigeria at the 2020 Tokyo Olympic.

“This is not about how much we are supporting Odunayo with; rather it is more about our commitment to contribute towards the overall development of Nigeria and it further reflects our corporate purpose of helping to empower achievement in all areas of human endeavour.”

 
Olaoye added: “Halogen is particularly delighted to be part of Odunayo Adekuoroye’s rise to global reckoning. Our decision to adopt her among many other great talents is divine. We are delighted to be one of the first corporate organizations to embrace the federal government’s “Adopt an Athlete” initiative.

This is true to who we are, we are pioneers in our industry and we are always committed to initiatives that drive innovation.”

 
He commended the Minister of Sports, Sunday Dare for igniting another great era in Nigeria’s Sport development, adding, “the ‘adopt-an-athlete” initiative is a sure way to build a sustainable future for the development of the sport in Nigeria. He has rekindled the true Nigerian spirit of raising world-beaters in international sporting events.”
 
At the MoU signing event, Miss Odunayo Adekuoroye expressed excitement over her adoption by Halogen. She said: “Three entities wanted to adopt me at first but the spirit of the Lord led the minister to take me to Halogen. I promise to make my coach, the minister and all Nigerians proud.”

 

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