Dunamis Pastor Enenche Charges To Parents Develop Their Children Talent

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3 years ago

July 18, 2022

Dunamis Gospel International Centre, Pastor Paul Enenche weekend charged the parents with the endeavor to recognize the potential in their children and help them to nurture and develop the potential.

Enenche disclosed this at the Moshood Abiola National Stadium in Abuja in a fun day gymnastics competition organized by TIG.

The event was tagged TIG International Assessment to assess the performance of gymnasts so that they can go to the next level of the training.

According to him, parents should endeavor to recognize the potential in their children.

“Children should be encouraged and they should not be forced to do what the parents want them to do rather allow should be allowed to do any course of their choice

“Children should be allowed to do things they have passion for that is what will bring out excellence.

“They should not force them (children) rather they should study them, based on attitude and passion and let them be guided In that area and you will see excellent results.”

On his part, the founder of TIG Tony Asuquo said sport is fun and sport is addictive.

According to Asuquo, over 200 participated in the fun day which was coupled with a beauty pageant, dancing, gymnastics among others.

” We have to spice it up with beauty contests, Bouncing castle, we bought all the train rides, VR machines, and we just want the children to do sports at the same time and have fun.

He said TIG gymnasts will participate in the African youth Games Championship in South Africa.

“We have our summer camp which will last one month before going to South Africa.

Stephanie Onusiriuka, the young gold medalist gymnast said her next target is to participate in the next Olympics in 2024 in Paris.

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Team Nigeria Jets to Cairo for 11th World Para Powerlifting Championships

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13 hours ago

October 7, 2025

The Gleamer

Joel Ajayi

Excitement is high as Team Nigeria’s para powerlifting contingent departed Nigeria on Tuesday, October 7, for the 11th World Para Powerlifting Championships set to take place in Cairo, Egypt, from October 9 to 18, 2025.

The milestone event marks the first-ever World Championships to be hosted on African soil, symbolizing a new era for the sport on the continent.

The first batch of Team Nigeria athletes left the country on Tuesday amid cheers and well-wishes from officials, fans, and supporters.

The second batch of the contingent is scheduled to depart tomorrow, October 8, from Lagos, completing the full team that will represent the nation at this landmark competition.

Speaking ahead of the departure, officials expressed confidence in the team’s readiness and determination to uphold Nigeria’s longstanding reputation as a force to be reckoned with, in global para powerlifting.

The National Sports Commission (NSC) reaffirmed its full support for the athletes, emphasizing the government’s commitment to promoting inclusivity and excellence in sports.

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