Sports Minister Inspects Moshood Abiola National Stadium Abuja

By Daily sports on April 17, 2021

In line with his commitment to the speedy completion of the on-going renovation of Sports infrastructures in the country, the Honourable Minister of Youth and Sports Development, Chief Sunday Dare, on Friday inspected the Moshood Abiola National Stadium, Abuja to assess the level of work, with a charge to the contractor to complete the rehabilitation on schedule.

Speaking after an inspection tour of the facilities, Chief Dare said: “I am satisfied with the progress so far, the delivery date is now June. 

“There are technologies attached to football pitches like this, when you see standard pitches, it is not just about the sand and grasses, but there are underbellies of technologies like the water sprinklers among others.

“We are trying to get things right so that with proper maintenance, we won’t be drawn back to it for another 10 years.”

Dare re-assured that plans towards the Tokyo 2020 has commenced.

“On Olympics, we’re on track,” he said. “We are done with the National Sports Festival, now as a Country and a Ministry, our eyes are on the Olympics for which we have started a 100 days Countdown.

“In another 7-10 days the camps will be opened in Lagos, Port Harcourt, probably Delta and Florida where we have most of our relay team athletes. 

“From there other members of the team will be joining them and possibly we will have another camp in Europe. 

“The preparation for the Olympics never stopped even with the effect of COVID-19 and preparations for the just concluded National Sports Festival. 

“We will try to maintain a 60-70 days camping by doubling the 25-30 days camping we used to have in the past,” the Minister affirmed.

•PHOTO: Sunday Dare

 

Source Daily sports

Posted April 17, 2021


 

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