NBA Africa partners with KFC to bring basketball closer to fans

National Basketball Association (NBA) Africa and KFC Africa have announced a partnership that will see both partners collaborate on different fronts to bring excitement to fans of basketball across Nigeria and a few other African countries. Among other benefits, the partnership will offer an opportunity for selected basketball fans to win tickets to live NBA […]

NBA Africa partners with KFC to bring basketball closer to fans

National Basketball Association (NBA) Africa and KFC Africa have announced a partnership that will see both partners collaborate on different fronts to bring excitement to fans of basketball across Nigeria and a few other African countries.

Among other benefits, the partnership will offer an opportunity for selected basketball fans to win tickets to live NBA games in the U.S, complimentary access to NBA League Pass, and the league’s premium live game subscription service.

Emmanuel Kasambala, KFC Marketing Director for the Rest of Sub-Saharan Africa, highlighted KFC’s excitement at being able to connect with the vast population of Nigerian youths in areas that resonate most with them.

He also hinted at longer-term plans to inspire Nigerian youth to achieve more in life through basketball, including various community-centred basketball initiatives.

On his part, NBA Africa CEO, Victor Williams, said: “We are excited to partner with KFC Africa to launch a series of fan-centric activities and promotions as part of our efforts to provide compelling ways for basketball fans across the continent to engage with the NBA.

“We want to meet our fans where they are and make the game of basketball more accessible, and through this partnership with one of the world’s most iconic food brands, we look forward to reaching new and existing fans and providing them with more opportunities to experience the NBA.”

Both partners are confident that the partnership will provide rich value to Nigerian KFC lovers and basketball fans through several of these meaningful value offerings.

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