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Weightlifting: We will surpass our 2019 performance-Official

Gbemi Banks by Gbemi Banks
January 10, 2024
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The Technical Director of Nigeria Wrestling Federation (NWF), Christopher Nwadei said the federation would surpassed its  performance in the 2019  edition  of the African Games in Morocco.
Nwadei on Tuesday in Abuja said that 12 weightlifters would represent the federation  in this year African Games in Ghana.
Nigerian weightlifters won a total of 47 medals at the last edition in   2019 in Morocco.
“Nigerian weightlifters won 16 gold medals, 13 silver medals and 18 bronze medals to make a total of 47 medals.
“Nigeria  finished  second in the weightlifting medal table,” he said.
According to Nwadei, the lifters would continue to win more  medals any time they represent Nigeria.
“Our target is to win more medals, and gather enough points that will give us the opportunity to feature in other  International tournaments.
“The lifters will do their best to make the country proud. We have been putting up good performances whenever we go out to represent the country,” Nwadei said.
He said the athletes will resume camp any time to intensity  their training ahead of the tournament in Ghana.
The 13th African Games will hold in Ghana from March 8 to March 23.
The tournament will be held in three cities of Accra, Kumasi, and Cape Coast.
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