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NSC Chairman Shehu Dikko Meets with SGF, Akume and Sen. Enoh, as Ball Gets Rolling

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In a major step towards taking off as the new Marshall of Nigerian sports, newly appointed National Sports Commission (NSC) Chairman Shehu Dikko met with Secretary to the Government of the Federation, George Akume, and ex Minister of Sports Development, John Owan Enoh, on Friday in Abuja.

The meeting is part of early groundwork to establish a robust framework aimed at transforming Nigeria’s sports landscape into a sustainable sports economy.

Dikko is setting the foundation for the NSC with a mission to elevate Nigeria’s sports industry to meet best standards.

Emphasizing the importance of collective support, Dikko encouraged all stakeholders to rally behind the NSC’s mandate. This new direction is anticipated to boost professionalism, create economic opportunities, and enhance sports infrastructure and development across the country.

As preparations move forward, stakeholders are called upon to contribute to this pivotal shift, as Dikko and his team work to redefine Nigerian sports.

This united front is seen as essential to achieving the ambitious goals of the NSC and take Nigerian sports to unprecedented heights.

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FCT Outplays Edo to Grab Handball Bronze at Gateway Games

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By Joel Ajayi

Team FCT bounced back from their narrow semi-final defeat to hosts Ogun State with an emphatic victory over Team Edo to secure the bronze medal in handball at the 2024 Gateway Games.

In the third-place match played on Tuesday at the Alake Sports Complex in Abeokuta, Ogun State, the resilient FCT side dominated proceedings and overpowered their Edo counterparts with a convincing 30–17 win.

Displaying determination and teamwork, Team FCT shook off the disappointment of missing out on the final and ended the tournament on a high, earning praise from spectators and officials alike for their spirited performance.

Speaking after the victory, FCT Handball Coach Ayo Joshua attributed the success to the team’s resilience and strong desire to win a medal.

“We planned for gold but, unfortunately, we couldn’t achieve that. However, we are happy that we didn’t leave Ogun State empty-handed—we were able to secure the bronze medal,” he said.

“We have the best team, skillful players who follow instructions, and by the grace of God, come the next festival in Enugu, FCT Handball will come out even stronger.”

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