Capital FM sports assures 360 degrees coverage of Tokyo Olympics

Capital FM sports assures 360 degrees coverage of Tokyo Olympics
Capital FM Sports Editor Alex Isaboke in Kurume City. Photo/EDWARD ALUSA

NAIROBI, Kenya, Jul 17 – From Kurume City to Tokyo and Sapporo The Capital FM Sports desk will be hugely and ably represented at this year’s Olympic Games and promises to bring you, our dear readers and listeners an in-depth and 360 degrees coverage of the Summer Games.

Capital FM Sports Editor Alex Isaboke will be in Tokyo for the games, having been in Kurume City during the team’s Pre-Olympic training camp that starts folding on Monday.

The experienced and hugely talented Isaboke is not only covering the Games for Your Best Mix of Music but is also working with the Steering Committee for Team Kenya in which he is a member.

“It has been a great experience so far and it is not only an opportunity to work but also to learn. This is my first ever Olympic Games and I am really pleased to be here in Japan with the team and getting to give our listeners and readers the best coverage of the games,” Isaboke said from Kurume.

“As a Desk, we will endeavor to bring the best and juiciest stories as we have always done. So far we have had some very good coverage of the team’s training camp in Kurume and as we move to Tokyo this week we will take it a step further,” added the Sports editor.

The opening ceremony will go down next Friday at the Olympic Stadium in Tokyo.

Alex Isaboke in Kurume City. Photo/EDWARD ALUSA

The boxers and volleyballers will be the first to get into action on the second day of the competition on Saturday. Rugby Sevens action starts on Monday while Kenya’s sweetheart, athletics, will commence action on July 30.

Timothy Olobulu

A lover of sports who seeks to tell the African story in an African way. Top ten finalist of the Abu Dhabi Sports Media Pearl Awards. Be it on the pitch, court, track, pool or course, the story will be told. On twitter @olobulu