Marketing & Sponsorship
Airtel, Casio Join Array Of Sponsors As 10th Access Bank Lagos Marathon Holds 15 Feb
Runners are gearing up for the physical demands of the race, journalists are scrambling for accreditation, and fans are eager for the electrifying experience that has defined the event over the years.
As the 10th edition of the Access Bank Lagos City Marathon approaches, excitement is at an all-time high already.
First Vice President of the Nigeria Olympic Committee, Solomon Ogba, emphasized the race’s growing reputation, attributing its success to the organizers’ consistent innovation and commitment to excellence.
Beyond its name sponsor, Access Bank, the marathon continues to attract high-profile corporate backing.
Casio has been named the official time partner, while Airtel will serve as the official telecommunications partner.
Other major sponsors and partners include the Lagos State Government, World Athletics, 7Up, Rexona, Unilever, ROBB, Premier, Brila Media, the Athletics Federation of Nigeria, FINERGE, and Aquafina, among others.
In the lead-up to the main event, fans will first enjoy the Access Bank Lagos City Marathon EXPO from February 3-13, running daily from 9 AM to 5 PM.
The excitement will then culminate on February 15th, when athletes take to the streets for the highly anticipated race, further cementing the marathon’s status as a premier global sporting event.
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