Complete Communications Limited (CCL), the publisher behind Nigeria’s well-known Complete Sports titles, has been honoured with the “Outstanding Legacy in Sports Journalism & Publication, 2025” award at the International Prime Awards Asia-Africa in Paris.
The award, conferred by Prime Awards & Events LLC, was presented on Thursday, July 17, to celebrate CCL’s influence and dedication to sports reporting in Nigeria and beyond. This recognition is a nod to the company’s innovative work and continuous delivery of quality sports journalism.
The event gathered top media leaders and dignitaries from across Africa and Asia. Everyone in the room witnessed CCL being lauded for not just reporting sports news, but setting standards in accuracy, ethics, and storytelling over the years.
“This honour is not just a recognition of what Complete Communications Limited has achieved over the decades, it is a celebration of the vision, resilience, and passion that have fuelled our mission since inception,” – Dr Solomon Ojeagbase (Executive Director at CCL)
Dr. Ojeagbase noted that this achievement is built on the hard work of their founder, staff, and the support of loyal readers. “This legacy was built brick by brick through dedication, ethical journalism, and a deep belief in the power of sports to inform, entertain, unite and inspire,” he added. He dedicated the award to aspiring sports journalists in Nigeria.
Founded by the late Pastor (Dr.) Emmanuel Sunny Ojeagbase, CCL has played a major role in shaping sports media for over three decades. Its flagship, Complete Sports, remains a leader in both print and online coverage. The company is credited with driving new standards for editorial integrity, innovation, and industry leadership.
Asia-Africa ceremony is widely recognized as a platform celebrating excellence and impact across two continents. CCL’s recognition stands as proof of its continued relevance and influence in journalism, encouraging other media organisations in Africa to strive for similar heights.
