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FCT Agog, As Darts National Open Tournament Commence August 18th

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Abuja, Nigeria’s Capital City will from Friday, Aug. 18th to Aug. 22th 2020, bubble as Darts athletes across the 36 states including FCT, military and paramilitary clubs will storm the MKO Abiola Stadium in in the federal capita for the 4-day Gbobal Harmony Envoy International Initiatives (GHEII) National Open Championship.

The Darts Federation of Nigeria (DFN), Secretary General of the federation, Etim Udokang, revealed this on Wednesday in Abuja, that the championship would hold from Aug. 18 to Aug. 22.

Udokang advised states and clubs to pay up their 2021 affliction fee ahead of the championship, which would hold at the Velodrome of the National Stadium, Abuja.

He said that the national championship was sponsored by Gbobal Harmony Envoy International Initiatives (GHEII).

According to him, in line with the federation’s approved rules and regulations, only players whose states and clubs have paid the 2021 annual affiliation fee of N20, 000 will be eligible to participate.

“The event is 501 singles for male and female (that is the terminology in Darts game).

“We are expecting six players per state and club, which is three male and three female from the 36 states including FCT, military and paramilitary clubs to participate.

“The championship will help to discover talents that will be used for future international championships.

“The entry fee is N2, 000 per player,” he said.

He said that the championship was aimed at keeping the players in good shapes ahead of the major championships.

“This is the first prestigious darts championship with high cash prize spread from first to eight positions, “he said.

Udokang said that states and clubs would be responsible for the accommodation and transportation of their players.

NAN reports that the prize money for first position is N90, 000, second N70, 000 and third N 50,000 in the male category.

In the female category, the prize is N70, 000 for first position, second N50, 000 and third N30, 000.

(NAN)

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NYG: Youth Commissioner Commends Gov Makinde on Unwavering Support For Team Oyo

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Joel Ajayi

Governor of Oyo State His Excellency Seyi Makinde has been applauded for providing a record-breaking support system for the team Oyo contingent who participated in the Opening ceremony of the 8th edition of the National Youth Games in Asaba, Delta State, and ready for the Games

An elated Commissioner for Youth and Sports in the state, in her social media handled Hon. Wasilat Adegoke described the Governor’s support as unprecedented says the support will no doubt help the team to perform well in the ongoing annual national event

According to her, Today, I attended the opening ceremony of the 2024 National Youth Games in Asaba, Delta State, alongside our talented athletes who have worked tirelessly to represent Oyo State. I am honored to be part of this momentous occasion.

“I want to express my deepest gratitude to our esteemed Governor, His Excellency @Seyi_Makinde, and the Oyo State Sports Council for their unwavering support and resources provided to our athletes. Your commitment to their success is truly commendable.

“I also appreciate the Federal Ministry of Sports Development for organizing this event, providing our young athletes with a platform to showcase their talents and develop their skills.

“As we gather here today, I am filled with pride and excitement to see our young athletes display their passion, dedication, and determination. Team Oyo, this is our moment! Let us unite, strive for excellence, and make our state proud!

“Let us remember that these games are not just about winning, but about building friendships, learning from each other, and growing as individuals. Let us embrace the spirit of sportsmanship, fair play, and teamwork.

“Let the games begin! I wish Team Oyo and all participating teams an amazing experience. May the best team win?

The Pace Setter Team will be hoping to maintain or surpass its record at previous games.

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