Atzu to partner media in sports development in Cross River
In a bid to foster collaboration and enhance the development of sports in Cross River State, the Sports Writers Association of Nigeria (SWAN), Cross River State chapter, on Monday paid a courtesy visit to Hon. Agnes Atzu, Commissioner for Sports Development.
Led by the state chairman of SWAN, Comrade Mike Abang, the association sought to establish a partnership with the ministry and appeal for the commissioner’s support in taking sports to new heights within the state.
During the meeting, Comrade Mike Abang expressed the association’s eagerness to work hand in hand with the ministry to promote sports and its related activities in Cross River State.
Recognizing the importance of sports in fostering unity, talent development, and overall societal growth, SWAN emphasized the need for a collaborative effort between the media and the government to achieve these goals.
The chairman highlighted the pivotal role that sports journalists play in promoting and showcasing the achievements of athletes, teams, and sporting events.
He emphasized the importance of accurate and timely reporting, which not only informs the public but also serves as a catalyst for increased participation and support for sports in the state.
Comrade Mike, also pointed out that the last administration failed in their responsibilities in developing the dying ministry, hence, the need to champion the way forward.
He commended the commissioner for finding time to receive members of the fourth estate of the ramp in her office and promise to rededicate themselves and express full commitment to the growth of sports in Cross River State.
However, the SWAN chairman also pointed out areas where the association believes the ministry could provide further support including opening doors the ministry for journalists for regular interactions.
Hon. Agnes Atzu, the newly appointed Commissioner for Sports Development in our state, has expressed her commitment to revitalizing and elevating our dying sporting activities to new heights. In a recent press conference, she emphasized the importance of collaboration with the media to achieve this goal.
Hon. Atzu acknowledged the crucial role that the media plays in promoting and highlighting sporting events. She recognized that the media has the power to generate public interest, create awareness, and attract sponsors to support our sporting activities. Therefore, she emphasized the need for synergy between her office and the media to effectively promote and develop sports in our state.
To achieve this synergy, Hon. Atzu proposed regular meetings with the media. She intends to establish an open line of communication to exchange ideas, share information, and address any concerns or challenges faced by both parties. By working together, she believes that they can create a strong partnership that will benefit the development of sports in our state.
Furthermore, Hon. Atzu emphasized the importance of media coverage in showcasing local talent and inspiring young athletes. She plans to organize press conferences, interviews, and media events to provide a platform for athletes to share their stories and achievements. By giving them exposure, she hopes to encourage more participation in sports and create role models for aspiring athletes.
In addition to collaboration with the media, Hon. Atzu also highlighted the need for infrastructure development, training programs, and grassroots initiatives to revive our dying sporting activities. She assured the public that her office is fully open for synergy among other ways of collaboration to facilitate the growth of sports in the state.
Being the first woman commissioner in the sports ministry can be a significant achievement and a source of pride.
It represents progress towards gender equality and breaking barriers in traditionally male-dominated fields. It may also inspire other women to pursue leadership roles in sports and other sectors.
However, it is important to remember that the commissioner’s feelings and experiences may vary depending on their perspective and the specific challenges they face in their
On how she feels being the first woman so appointed as the Commissioner in the sporting ministry, she said, “I feel like a champion as the first woman Commissioner of Sports Development. I am the Deborah of our time, I am going to take this ministry to a greater height. We thank our Excellency, the governor, and the wife for finding me of this great ministry” the commissioner assures.
Atzu pledges to partner with the media to develop sports in Cross River
BY AKPAN WILLIAMS, CALABAR
In a bid to foster collaboration and enhance the development of sports in Cross River State, the Sports Writers Association of Nigeria (SWAN), Cross River State chapter, on Monday paid a courtesy visit to Hon. Agnes Atzu, Commissioner for Sports Development.
Led by the state chairman of SWAN, Comrade Mike Abang, the association sought to establish a partnership with the ministry and appeal for the commissioner’s support in taking sports to new heights within the state.
During the meeting, Comrade Mike Abang expressed the association’s eagerness to work hand in hand with the ministry to promote sports and its related activities in Cross River State.
Recognizing the importance of sports in fostering unity, talent development, and overall societal growth, SWAN emphasized the need for a collaborative effort between the media and the government to achieve these goals.
The chairman highlighted the pivotal role that sports journalists play in promoting and showcasing the achievements of athletes, teams, and sporting events.
He emphasized the importance of accurate and timely reporting, which not only informs the public but also serves as a catalyst for increased participation and support for sports in the state.
Comrade Mike, also pointed out that the last administration failed in their responsibilities in developing the dying ministry, hence, the need to champion the way forward.
He commended the commissioner for finding time to receive members of the fourth estate of the ramp in her office and promise to rededicate themselves and express full commitment to the growth of sports in Cross River State.
However, the SWAN chairman also pointed out areas where the association believes the ministry could provide further support including opening doors the ministry for journalists for regular interactions.
Hon. Agnes Atzu, the newly appointed Commissioner for Sports Development in our state, has expressed her commitment to revitalizing and elevating our dying sporting activities to new heights. In a recent press conference, she emphasized the importance of collaboration with the media to achieve this goal.
Hon. Atzu acknowledged the crucial role that the media plays in promoting and highlighting sporting events. She recognized that the media has the power to generate public interest, create awareness, and attract sponsors to support our sporting activities. Therefore, she emphasized the need for synergy between her office and the media to effectively promote and develop sports in our state.
To achieve this synergy, Hon. Atzu proposed regular meetings with the media. She intends to establish an open line of communication to exchange ideas, share information, and address any concerns or challenges faced by both parties. By working together, she believes that they can create a strong partnership that will benefit the development of sports in our state.
Furthermore, Hon. Atzu emphasized the importance of media coverage in showcasing local talent and inspiring young athletes. She plans to organize press conferences, interviews, and media events to provide a platform for athletes to share their stories and achievements. By giving them exposure, she hopes to encourage more participation in sports and create role models for aspiring athletes.
In addition to collaboration with the media, Hon. Atzu also highlighted the need for infrastructure development, training programs, and grassroots initiatives to revive our dying sporting activities. She assured the public that her office is fully open for synergy among other ways of collaboration to facilitate the growth of sports in the state.
Being the first woman commissioner in the sports ministry can be a significant achievement and a source of pride.
It represents progress towards gender equality and breaking barriers in traditionally male-dominated fields. It may also inspire other women to pursue leadership roles in sports and other sectors.
However, it is important to remember that the commissioner’s feelings and experiences may vary depending on their perspective and the specific challenges they face in their
On how she feels being the first woman so appointed as the Commissioner in the sporting ministry, she said, “I feel like a champion as the first woman Commissioner of Sports Development. I am the Deborah of our time, I am going to take this ministry to a greater height. We thank our Excellency, the governor, and the wife for finding me of this great ministry” the commissioner assures.
