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Sports : Minister urges federations on podium finish in African Games, Olympics, Paralympics

Gbemi Banks by Gbemi Banks
January 11, 2024
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The Minister of Sports Development, Sen.John Owan Enoh has urged Federations   on  podium finish  in the upcoming African Games, Olympics and Paralympics.

The minister stated  this at a meeting with sports federation presidents at the Moshood Abiola Stadium on Thursday  in Abuja.

He said the meeting was aimed at fostering  collaboration, synchronize plans, and strategize collective actions among the various sports federations.

“The Super Eagles will play their first match on Sunday we urge them to have a good performance and all federations in this year in the  various events.

“Some Federations have qualified and some will still have to qualify and go to the  Olympics to pick that record of Atlanta, ”he said.

Nigeria conquered the world by beating Argentina to win the Olympic Gold in football  at Sanford Stadium, Atlanta in 1996.

The minister said it was  necessary for the Federations to push for podium finish in all the competitions.

“We will be participating in the African Games, Olympics and Paralympics .

“Federations must work hard to finish on the  podium in all their events

” Let me thank you for all the work that you have throw into the development of different sports, ”he said.

Nigeria will participate in 12 sports  in the Olympics and 23 sports in the  Africa Games..

Nigeria will be participating in 23 sports and three demonstration sports in Ghana from March 8 to March 24.

Tags: African GamesMoshood Abiola StadiumolympicsparalympicsSen. John Owan-Enoh
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