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NSC Celebrates Supporters’ Club Interim Management Committee Chairman, Okumagba on Birthday Anniversary

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The National Sports Commission (NSC) has extended warm felicitations to the Interim Management Committee (IMC) Chairman of the Nigeria Football Supporters’ Club, Prince Vincent Okumagba, on the occasion of his birthday anniversary, describing him as a dedicated patriot and remarkable supporter of Nigerian sports.


Prince Okumagba has been instrumental in strengthening supporters’ coordination, national representation, and fans’ engagement both at home and on international stages.

His passion, discipline, and commitment have contributed immensely to unifying Nigerian fans across different platforms, reinforcing national pride through sports.


Director General, Hon. Bukola Olopade, praised Prince Okumagba for his leadership style and dedication, noting that his birthday comes at a symbolic sporting moment for the nation.


“Prince Vincent Okumagba is a man who has consistently demonstrated responsibility, patriotism, and leadership in the sports community.

As his birthday coincides with Nigeria’s playoff final, we are hopeful that we will not only celebrate him, but also celebrate a remarkable victory for the country at the end of the day,” Olopade said.


The NSC prayed for continued strength, wisdom, and impactful service for Prince Okumagba as he continues his contribution toward national unity and national team supportership.

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11 Days to AACT 2026: Munir Tijjani Assures of Nigeria’s Readiness, Government Support

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Joel Ajayi

With 11 days to the 2026 All Africa Challenge Trophy (AACT), the championship consultant, Munir Tijjani, has expressed confidence in Nigeria’s preparedness to host the continental women’s golf championship, citing the support of government agencies and key stakeholders.

Tijjani said preparations were progressing with the cooperation of relevant institutions and stakeholders, expressing optimism that Nigeria would deliver a successful championship that showcases the country’s organisational capacity and hospitality to participating African nations.

He noted that the support received from government agencies and other partners had been important to the preparations, helping to strengthen coordination and the arrangements required to welcome teams from across the continent.

The AACT consultant also assured participating countries and golfers that the IBB International Golf & Country Club in Abuja would be open for the championship, expressing confidence in the venue’s readiness to host the competition.

The assurance comes as preparations enter their final phase ahead of the tournament, which will bring together women golfers representing their countries in a contest for continental honours.

For Nigeria, hosting the championship offers an opportunity to promote women’s golf, strengthen sporting relationships across Africa and showcase the country as a destination for international sporting events.

Nigeria will host the All Africa Challenge Trophy for the third time, following the 1996 edition at Ikoyi Club 1938 in Lagos and the 2010 championship at the IBB International Golf & Country Club in Abuja.

The 2026 tournament is scheduled for November 2 to 7 at the Abuja golf course, with about 30 African countries expected to participate.

Under the slogan “Uniting Africa through the greens,” the championship aims to bring African nations together through women’s golf while creating opportunities for cultural exchange, tourism and broader continental cooperation.

With 11 days remaining, the Local Organising Committee and its partners are intensifying final preparations to ensure Nigeria welcomes Africa for a memorable championship.

11 DAYS TO GO.

AACT 2026: UNITING AFRICA THROUGH THE GREENS.

AFRICA IS COMING TO ABUJA.

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