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Basketball: PEAK review contractual agreements with NBBF

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Last updated: August 22, 2019 7:54 pm
Queen Moseph
Published: May 30, 2018
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Chinese Sportswear and equipment manufacturing giants, Peak Sports Products Co. Limited have reviewed its sponsorship deal with the Nigeria Basketball Federation, NBBF.

The delegation from Peak led by its Brand Vice-Director, Tony Lin had a two-day day meeting with the NBBF to iron out grey areas surrounding the National Teams’ kit sponsorship deal.

NBBF Factional President, Musa Kida said the crucial meeting held on Monday and Tuesday became necessary going by the recent stance of the Federation of International Basketball Associations (FIBA) in a letter dated May 28, 2018 empowering the federation to “organise all aspects (including sporting and commercial) of Nigerian Basketball’s international representation”.

The meeting which also had in attendance its group Vice President, Babatunde Ogunade and Col. Samuel Ahmedu (rtd) provided the appropriate opportunity to evaluate the commitment of PEAK, terms and conditions of the deal signed by the Tijani Umar faction and ways to maximize the benefits.

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“Since the Umar board did not hand over to us, it became pertinent to review all existing contractual agreements entered into by the former board. This will help us to ensure that we meet our set objectives and demands as a responsible organization.

“Without mincing words, our achievements over the last 10 months, consistent participation and success stories have continued to gain global attention with many now taking Nigeria serious”, Kida continued.

Speaking further, the current Rivers State Basketball Association Chairman said, “We have already booked our ticket to the 2018 FIBA women’s World Cup in Spain while the D’Tigers have also won all their 3 World Cup qualification games played so far.

“In June, we will be hosting our group games in Lagos which will technically brighten our chances of qualifying for the men’s World Cup in 2019. All these achievements have not gone unnoticed by all.”

Responding on behalf of PEAK, Tony Lin said Nigeria is not a country that the kit manufacturer will not want to have on board going by its growing status.

“We have been closely monitoring the achievements of the various national teams in the last 10 months and we are more than impressed. After studying the situation on ground, we thought it best that in the interest of both parties; there was a need to meet.”

This recent meeting reviews the Peak deal which is valued at $2million for 4 years. ACLSports reported in February https://aclsports.com/9816-2/ how AFA Sports rescued the national teams when the Kida faction had little or no access to the Peak deal.

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