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We ‘ll organise more competitions to discover raw talent athletes Trado Sports President

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The president of the Traditional Sports Federation of Nigeria, Olomo Agbadabina on Thursday said the federation will organise more competions to discover raw talent athletes in Nigeria .


He gave this assurance in Abuja that competitons will be organised at all level in the nation to hunt for new athletes that that represent the country for continent Championship.


According to him, they will start to organise competitions from all local governments .
“We will start from local governments, to state government, to zonal level then national championship.


“This is the best way to develop the sport in the country and I will also help to discover athletes and then nurture them for major encounter.


“We want to finish among the best whenever we participate in any continental Championship,”he said.


He commended on the 2022 edition of the just concluded National Open Traditional Sports help in Abuja.


“This is new era for traditional sports in Nigeria, for quite some time now, we have not be hearing of traditional sports event in the country.


“We continue to organise more competions to make or athletes busy and fit for any events.


“This is our own history sports that we must develop in the country,”he said.
The president said they need support from private organisations to sponsor their various.


“The major challenges facing us now is lack of adequate funds to execute our various programmes.


“We appeal to corperate bodies, phylantropists, rich Nigerian and lovers of sports to come to our aid so that we will be able to organise more competions,” he said
It was gathered that a total of nine state participate in the just concluded National Open Traditional Sports : Edo, Katsina, Kano, Nassarawa, Bayelsa, Delta, Adamawa, Akwa Ibom, FCT.


The 2022 edition of the Sport featured Kokuwa, Dambe, Abula, Langa and Ayo.


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National Aquatic Federation Join forces with world Aquatics To Host Level 2 Coaching Clinic

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The Nigeria Aquatic Federation of Nigeria (NAqF) in collaboration with the World Aquatics will be Conducting a National Level 2 Coaches Clinic.


The  Coaching Course which is Facilitated by CEDRIC FINCH will take place at The Swimming pool of the MKO Abiola National Stadium in Abuja.


With registration ended at 12 Noon on Friday 13 the of June 2024, 49 Coaches across the Federation will be  participating  in the Training sessions which will be both Practical and theoretical.


Speaking ahead of the Program The President of the Federation Chief Mrs Chinonye Daphey  Aliyu explained the aim of organising events like this is to equip coaches across the  Nation with the required skills and bring them up to speed with modern trends and and the ever changing rules and regulations that govern the sports 


The Event will run from the 19th – 22nd of June 2025

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