DYNAMIC ATHLETICS AND KKF LEGACY SOCIETY ANNOUNCE STRATEGIC PARTNERSHIP TO POSITION DYNAMIC KOKI ATHLETICS MEET AS A LEADING AFRICAN ATHLETICS PLATFORM

DYNAMIC ATHLETICS AND KKF LEGACY SOCIETY ANNOUNCE STRATEGIC PARTNERSHIP TO POSITION DYNAMIC KOKI ATHLETICS MEET AS A LEADING AFRICAN ATHLETICS PLATFORM


Lagos, Nigeria - October 9, 2026

Dynamic Athletics Media & Sports Management Ltd., founded by Mr. Olabanji Ayegbusi, and Kirti’s Kare Foundation (KKF) / KKF Legacy Society Nigeria, founded by Ambassador Dr. Rtn. Kirti Sudhanshu, are pleased to announce a strategic partnership for the commercial development, internationalization, and sustainability of the Dynamic Koki Athletics Meet.

This partnership builds on the successful delivery of the first three editions of the meet and advances a shared ambition to position the Dynamic Koki Athletics Meet among Africa’s premier athletics competitions.

Under the terms of the collaboration:

- KKF Legacy Society Nigeria, under the leadership of Ambassador Dr. Kirti Sudhanshu, will lead international partnerships, sponsorship development, fundraising, and strategic stakeholder engagement. Dr. Sudhanshu has also been appointed Chairperson, Strategic Advisory Board and International Partnerships at Dynamic Athletics, strengthening its governance and global outreach.

- Dynamic Athletics Media & Sports Management Ltd. will retain ownership and technical leadership of the meet, with full responsibility for competition planning, athlete recruitment and management, and event delivery.

The partnership is anchored on a shared vision to foster Indo-Nigerian collaboration through sports, developing a professionally managed and commercially viable athletics platform that attracts elite athletes, creates structured pathways for emerging talents, and enhances Nigeria’s standing within African and world athletics.

Speaking on the partnership, Mr. Olabanji Ayegbusi, Founder & CEO, Dynamic Athletics, stated:

"Our ambition is to build on the foundation of our first three editions and position the Dynamic Koki Athletics Meet as a leading meet in Africa. Achieving this requires strategic partnerships, sustainable funding, and international engagement to create greater opportunities for athletes and long-term value for the athletics ecosystem."

The media parley held on October 9, 2026, marks the commencement of formal engagement with the media, corporate sponsors, development institutions, and key stakeholders as preparations for the 2027 edition gather momentum.

The 4th Edition of the Dynamic Koki Athletics Meet is scheduled for July 17, 2027, with an official World Press Conference scheduled for July 15, 2027. The host venue will be formally announced upon final confirmation.

Beyond competition, this collaboration seeks to deepen Nigeria-India relations by creating meaningful engagement between Nigerians and the Indian business community in Nigeria through sports, commerce, and shared development initiatives, in line with the KKF ethos: Kindness Knows No Frontiers.

Through this partnership, Dynamic Athletics and KKF Legacy Society aim to demonstrate how strategic collaboration can transform national athletics competitions into sustainable sporting properties with continental reach and international commercial recognition.

Both organisations invite prospective sponsors, corporate partners, development institutions, and philanthropists to partner in delivering a successful 2027 edition.

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