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Nigeria legislature donates N100M to Olympics bound athletes

Posted : 18 July 2024

The Federal House of Representatives has approved a ₦100 million support package for Nigerian athletes, demonstrating the legislature's commitment to boosting the country's sports development drive, led by the Minister of Sports Development, Sen. John Owan Enoh.


This significant gesture aims to motivate and empower Nigerian athletes to excel in international competitions, promoting national pride and unity.


The legislators unanimously expressed through their Speaker: "We recognize the importance of sports in nation-building and the potential of our athletes to bring glory to our great nation."


"This support is a token of our appreciation for their dedication and hard work," said House Speaker Tajudden Abbas.


"This funding will be channeled through the Federal Ministry of Sports Development to support athletes' training, equipment, and competition expenses."


Sports Minister Sen. John Owan Enoh expressed his gratitude for the support, stating, "I thank the esteemed chamber for their patriotism. This gesture is a commitment from the legislators to foster national unity through sports and enhance the country's international reputation, using sports as a tool for international relations."


"The approved funds will be utilized to enhance the preparation and performance of athletes, ensuring they have the necessary resources to compete at the highest levels."


"This initiative reflects the government's dedication to supporting sports and recognizing the hard work and commitment of Nigerian athletes. We are committed to providing our athletes with the best possible support to help them succeed," added Minister Enoh.


"This funding will significantly impact their training and preparation, enabling them to achieve greater heights in their respective sports."

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