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Sports Lawyer James Audu Commends Sports Minister on Plans for Grassroots Development and Early Preparation for Paris 2024 Olympics
Sports lawyer and advocate, James Audu has expressed his admiration for the dedication and vision of the Honourable Minister of Sports Development, Senator John Owan Enoh, in spearheading grassroots development and early preparations for Paris 2024 Olympic Games.
In a statement on Sunday, in Abuja, Audu commended Senator Enoh for his proactive strategies towards talent identification around the country and laying the groundwork for their transition to the elite stage.
Senator Enoh, who assumed the position of Sports Minister a few months ago, has consistently demonstrated his commitment to enhancing Nigeria’s sporting profile at both the national and international levels. Under his leadership, the Ministry of Sports has embarked on an array of initiatives aimed at identifying and nurturing young talent, as well as ensuring that Nigerian athletes are well-prepared for the Paris 2024 Olympics.
Audu, who has extensive experience in sports law and advocacy, lauded the Minister’s emphasis on grassroots development programs and talent identification as a critical aspect of Nigeria’s sports success. He believes that the Minister’s vision aligns with the long-term goals of the country in fostering a culture of sports excellence.
Audu said, “Senator John Owan Enoh’s approach to grassroots development and early preparations for the Paris 2024 Olympics is both visionary and pragmatic. By investing in our youth and providing them with the necessary resources and support, we are ensuring a brighter future for Nigerian sports. It is indeed heartening to see the Minister’s commitment to this endeavor.”
As the 2024 Olympics in Paris draw nearer, James Audu believes that Nigeria is on the right track under the leadership of Senator John Owan Enoh. He highlighted the importance of early preparation, stating that it is a cornerstone of success in the world of sports. He expressed his confidence that with the Minister’s dedicated efforts and strategic planning, Nigerian athletes will be well-prepared to compete at the highest level in Paris.
Audu’s admiration for Senator John Owan Enoh’s initiatives in sports development and early preparation for the Paris 2024 Olympics reflects the optimism and enthusiasm shared by many in the Nigerian sporting community.
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29 Days To AACT 2026: IBB Club Renewal Heralds Nigeria’s African Golf Showcase
Joel Ajayi
With 29 days to the 2026 All Africa Challenge Trophy (AACT), Nigeria is stepping up preparations to host the continental women’s team golf championship, with the extensive rehabilitation of the IBB International Golf and Country Club in Abuja providing a major boost to the country’s readiness.
In a statement issued on Sunday in Abuja Director of Communication AACT 2026, Kayode Adeniyi said the Club’s Board of Trustees has assured that the facility will be fully prepared to welcome golfers, officials and delegates from across Africa when the championship tees off on November 2.
Chairperson of the Board of Trustees, Hon. Justice Monica Dongban-Mensem, CFR, gave the assurance after inspecting ongoing rehabilitation works at the Club, expressing satisfaction with the progress recorded so far.
The IBB International Golf and Country Club has undergone extensive rehabilitation following its closure to regular golfing activities for more than a year. The intervention has focused on the golf course, selected holes, the clubhouse and other key facilities required to provide a befitting venue for the continental championship.
Justice Dongban-Mensem expressed confidence that the rehabilitation programme would be completed in time for the AACT, further reassuring stakeholders that the Club would be ready to host Africa’s leading female golfers.
Chairman of the Club’s Interim Management Committee, Peter Deshi, also expressed optimism over the progress of work, with regular golfing activities expected to resume ahead of the championship.
For the Ladies Golf Association of Nigeria (LGAN), the readiness of the host venue remains a critical component of the country’s preparations.
President of the Association, Dr. Lami Ahmed, has similarly expressed confidence in Nigeria’s preparations to stage a successful championship.
The 2026 AACT is scheduled to take place from November 2 to 7 at the IBB International Golf and Country Club, Abuja.
With the countdown now entering its final month, the rehabilitation of the Club is sending a strong message about Nigeria’s determination to deliver a successful championship and provide a worthy stage for Africa’s finest female golfers.
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