‘Ogun 2024 will surpass Delta 2022’

By Daily Sports Nigeria on December 12, 2022

Ogun State Sports Commissioner Oludare Kehinde says the 2024 National Sports Festival in Ogun State will surpass the just-concluded 2022 edition of the event in Delta State.

Kehinde stated this on Saturday, while speaking with journalists at the closing ceremony of the festival in Asaba, after sports minister Sunday Dare announced that the 22nd NSF would be hosted by Ogun.

“Let me assure you that we will surpass what you have seen here (Asaba). Don’t forget that the sports ministry came to Ogun State for an assessment and the Governor assured them that we will do anything possible to put everything in place before they return.

“We have done it in the past and we have the facilities in Ogun, the environment is also conducive and when it comes to issues of security, I think we are okay. I assure you that we shall do anything possible to create that hospitable environment,” Kehinde said.

The commissioner assured journalists that Ogun had learnt from their past experience hosting the festival, adding that it would count in 2024.

“Well, I will just assure you that we have put the technical know-how in place and we have the experience. We also have a technical committee in place. By the time you see the position of the local organising committee, I’m sure you will know that we have the ability and we are capable of hosting the NSF in our state.

“My message to other states is that they should rest assured that we will create a hospitable environment, we will make it possible so that when they have the opportunity to come to Ogun, they will,” Kehinde said.

Source Punch Ng

Posted December 12, 2022


 

You may also like...
Holders PSG suffer shock League Cup exit

Young keeper Isyag ready to star for Nigeria...

Pogba implores Manchester United to 'attack, attack, attack'...

I Want To Break The Jinx, Says Bash...

CAA ASABA 2018, DELTA’S DIRTY POLITICS AND THE...

Chelsea boss says 3-0 defeat in Barcelona ‘unfair’...

 

Latest News Iran to attend World Cup draw after boycott threat Alexander-Arnold off injured in comfortable Real Madrid win A shadow of his imperious self - Van Dijk fights decline Newcastle want to be 'top club in world' by 2030 Trump and Infantino - too close for comfort? Foundation champions widows cause with Walk4Hope march Nigeria wins para volleyball at West Africa Games Onitsha Country Club N100M Multi-Purpose 300-Capacity Tennis Pavilion Construction Underway In-form Onuachu makes strong AFCON 2025 case Cantonment Braves win Renewed Hope basketball tourney D’Tigers walk tightrope in World Cup qualifiers ‘Joshua, Paul fighting for money’

 

Most Read Rangers International going, going . . . (63,381 views) Amaju Pinnick: A cat with nine lives (54,619 views) Second Term: Amaju Pinnick, Other NFF Heavyweights Home to Roost •How Pinnick Broke the Jinx (52,559 views) Current issues in Nigerian sports: Matters arising (52,198 views) Sports Development: Zenith Bank on the zenith (52,171 views) Missing $150,000 IAAF Grant: Solomon Dalung’s Hide and Seek game (52,086 views) Gov. Abdullahi Ganduje’s solid footprints, commitment to sports development in Kano State (51,928 views) NFF Presidency: Pinnick, Maigari, Ogunjobi, Okoye in Battle for Supremacy (51,518 views) Olopade, BET9A wave of revolution in NNL (50,650 views) Commonwealth Games 2018: Shame of Muhammadu Buhari, Solomon Dalung (49,209 views) Ibrahimovic’s Man U exit: Whose decision is it? And in whose interest? (47,599 views) John Mikel Obi: Segun Odegbami’s Outrageous Call! (47,073 views)

 

Phone numbers

Tel: +234(0)8066020976
+234(0)8055068145
+234(0)7013416146
+234(0)8094272884

Email addresses

info@dailysportsng.com
support@dailysportsng.com
publisher@dailysportsng.com

Office address

No 3, Adetoun Close, Off College Road, Ogba, Ikeja Lagos.
Website: www.dailysportsng.com

Social Media