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PremiumTrust Bank Abuja City Half Marathon Makes History with World Athletics Label

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The PremiumTrust Bank Abuja City International Half Marathon is gearing up for its second edition, scheduled to take place on December 6, 2025.

This year’s event has been awarded the prestigious World Athletics Label, a testament to the organizers’ commitment to excellence.

The Managing Director of Nilayo Sports Management Limited, Yetunde Olopade said on Wednesday: “The partnership with PremiumTrust Bank is a unique one, with the bank serving as the sole partner anchoring the establishment, organization, and consolidation of a global marathon in Nigeria’s capital city.”

Persecondnews reports that the theme for this year’s event is “Steady Strides,” reflecting the measured rhythm and determined pace that define world-class long-distance running.

The event is expected to attract elite international athletes, top local runners, and marathon enthusiasts from around the world.

PremiumTrust Bank’s Managing Director, Dr. Emmanuel Efe Emefienim, highlighted the bank’s dedication to sports, community well-being, and excellence.

He stated that achieving the World Athletics Label status in only the event’s second year validates the bank’s significant investment.

He said: “The PremiumTrust Bank Abuja City International Half Marathon promises to be a spectacular celebration of endurance, athleticism, and community spirit.

“With registration currently open, participants can sign up to be part of this year’s event. The marathon’s success is a reflection of the bank’s philosophy of rapid, impactful, and sustainable growth, which aligns perfectly with the event’s theme.”

The event’s rapid attainment of the World Athletics Label status is a clear testament to the organizers’ commitment to excellence and the bank’s visionary leadership.

This achievement means that as the event approaches, Abuja will significantly boost its visibility and standing on the global racing calendar.

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