Nigeria makes an advanced presentation in the United Kingdom to strengthen 2030 Commonwealth Games Bid

Nigeria makes an advanced presentation in the United Kingdom to strengthen 2030 Commonwealth Games Bid

London (Reporter Core) Nigeria has held an advanced presentation to the Commonwealth Games Federation (CGF) in London, in the United Kingdom, Wednesday, to push the offer of the nation to host the centennial edition of the Commonwealth Games in 2030.

The Nigerian delegation, led by the President of the National Sports Commission (NSC), Mallam Shehu Dikko and general manager, Hon. Bukola Olopade, stressed that the offer is an opportunity to encourage shared legacy that embodies the spirit of the Commonwealth.

Nigeria has presented an all-inclusive offer, with areas of interest such as sporting excellence, the arts, international cultural exchange, the touching in a creative grass economy, the construction of a new inheritance of shared Commonwealth and the formation of the future of African youth.

The offer reflects the fundamental values ​​of the Commonwealth sport: more in common, equality, humanity and destiny. Abuja 2030 games are designed to bring people through the power of sport, reaching genre, disability, culture, ethnicity, age and background. They will celebrate what the Commonwealth binds, promoting solidarity as it will open paths for several people to be successful in sport.

The offer also represents equality by offering Africa, for the first time in 100 years, the possibility of hosting the games. Reflects humanity by promising to transform life and transform a million dreams into one million skills.

In addition, he embodies fate by positioning the centenary games in Nigeria as a decisive moment that will modify the next century of the Commonwealth through youth, skills and inclusive growth.

The delegation included the coordinator of the offers, Mallam Mainasara Ilo; President of the Nigerian Olympic Committee, Engr. Habu Gumel; Minister of the Arts and Culture, Hannatu Musawa; Presidential porter, Hon. Sunday give; Former gold medal of the Commonwealth, former Olympian and 2 times, Mary Onyali; It is current world player number one para-badminton, Eniola Bolaji.

The offer of Nigeria Abuja 2030 is presented as an opportunity to model the next century of the Commonwealth through humanity, equality and shared fate, ensuring that young Africans are an important part of the future.