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FEDERATION ELECTIONS ; GFN Presidential Candidate Omowunmi Olarere commends NSC for upholding Transparency and Fair play in Gymnastics Election saga

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As uncertainties continue to surround the Elections into the board of the Gymnastics Federation of Nigeria, the National Sports commission, NSC, has been strongly commended for upholding the principle of transparency, due process and fair hearing among all stakeholders.

This is according to Omowunmi Kafilat Olalere, a key Gymnastics stakeholder and a Presidential candidate for the Gymnastics Federation board Elections.

” We all can see that it is no more business as usual as regards how Federation Elections are conducted where nobody can unilaterally disenfranchise anybody for their own selfish interest any longer”.

” This is why we all must praise the Leadership of the NSC led by the Chairman Mallam Shehu Dikko and the Director General Bukola Olopade who have come in and set a new standard where things must be done properly across the board, especially with the Federation elections”.

” It is very clear for everyone to see that Nigerian sports is in the right direction with these two technocrats and how they have insisted on only the right things, which is conducting free and fair elections acceptable to all and devoid of litigations”.

” If we must move Sports forward where we will have the most competent individuals managing our federations, then no stakeholder should be disenfranchised”, she added.

Several stakeholders in the Gymnastics family have written petitions to the sports commission to restore sanity and due process to the Gymnastics board elections where many accused the former board of going to conduct an election that lacked transparency, inclusivity and the backing of the country’s apex Sports regulators, the National Sports Commission, NSC.

The likes of the National Association for Physical, Health Education, Recreation, Sports and Dance ( NAPGER-SD), the Paramilitary sports organisations and other key stakeholders have vehemently rejected the widely condemned board elections of the Gymnastics federation conducted by Prince Kelvin Erhunmunse on the 6th of September 2025, and the NSC has assured all stakeholders that only a proper process will be legitimised.

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AACT 2026: 31 Days to Africa’s Big Sporting Gathering in Abuja

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Joel Ajayi


The countdown to the 2026 All Africa Challenge Trophy (AACT) has officially entered the final month, with just 31 days to go before Africa’s leading women’s team golf championship tees off at the IBB International Golf & Country Club in Abuja.


In a statement  signed by the AACT 2026Director of Communication   Kayode Adeniyi on Friday in Abuja.

Under the theme “Africa Is Coming to Abuja,” the countdown campaign will spotlight the championship, the participating nations, the players, the host venue and the growing development of women’s golf across the continent.


The 2026 AACT, scheduled for November 2–7, will bring together women’s golfing talent from across Africa for six days of continental competition in Nigeria’s capital.


As preparations continue at the IBB International Golf & Country Club, attention is increasingly turning to Abuja, where the championship will provide a platform for African golfers to compete while also showcasing Nigeria’s hospitality and the country’s growing profile as a destination for major sporting events.


The countdown will feature daily stories, interviews, player and country profiles, tournament facts, behind-the-scenes updates and features on the host venue as the championship draws closer.


The campaign will also highlight the role of the Ladies Golf Association of Nigeria (LGAN), the Local Organising Committee and other stakeholders in preparing for the continental championship.


With just 31 days remaining, anticipation is building across the African golfing community as Abuja prepares to welcome the continent’s leading women golfers.


Africa is coming to Abuja.

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