Govt. should enforce ban on religious activities in stadia — Rojenny Proprietor

Govt. should enforce ban on religious activities in stadia — Rojenny Proprietor

Rommy Ezeonwuka, Proprietor of Rojenny Stadium and Tourists Village, has called on government at all levels to ban religious and other non-sporting activities in all spots sports stadia in the country.

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