2030 Commonwealth games: the Nigerian delegation arrives the United Kingdom for the presentation of final phase offers

2030 Commonwealth games: the Nigerian delegation arrives the United Kingdom for the presentation of final phase offers

London (Core reporter) A high -power Nigerian delegation led by the President of the National Sports Commission (NSC), Mallam Shehu Dikko and the general manager, Hon. Bukola Olopade, arrived in London, in the United Kingdom, for the final phase of the country’s presentation to host the centenary edition of the Commonwealth Games in 2030.

The team is destined to make a strong case for the historical offer of Nigeria, which would see the games arrive in Africa for the first time.

Recall that Dikko delivered the initial presentation of Nigeria last month, preparing the foundations for the decisive tour of commitments scheduled for Wednesday 24 September 2O25.

In the meantime, the president of Nigeria, Bola Ahmed Tinubu, has reaffirmed the full support of the federal government of the offer, committing the readiness of Nigeria to provide world -level games if assigned hosting rights.

Last week, head of the president’s staff, Hon. Femi Gbajabiamilaila was among the high government officials who welcomed the evaluation team of the Commonwealth games offers during their visit to Nigeria, further emphasizing the administration’s commitment.

In another reflection of the commitment of the Federal Government, the president’s special assistant on public communication and the presidential spokesman, the Hon. Sunday Dare is part of the delegation in London by presenting the offer of Nigeria.

In addition, the delegation includes the coordinator of the offers, Mallam Mainasara Ilo; President of the Nigerian Olympic Committee, Engr. Habu Gumel; Honorable Minister of the Arts and Culture, Hannatu Musawa; 5 times Olympic and 2 times gold medal of the Commonwealth Games, Mary Onyali; And current number one player in the world Para-Badminton, Eniola Bolaji.

Among other values, Nigeria’s offer is built on a vision of inclusiveness, inheritance and development, with promises to deliver a game that celebrates the spirit of the Commonwealth, creating long -lasting opportunities for sport, culture and young people throughout Africa.