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Team Delta Wins At 19th National Sports Festival
Team Delta finished first overall at the 19th National Sports Festival which ended on Sunday in Abuja.
The state earned a total of 351 medals, including 163 gold, 87 silver and 101 bronze.
Rivers state amassed 69 gold, 58 silver and 66 bronze medals to finish second on the NSF log.
Edo, Lagos, Bayelsa and Akwa Ibom states came third, fourth, fifth and sixth respectively.
Abuja finished seventh on the medals table with 21 gold, 9 silver and 24 bronze.
Below is the complete medal table at the end of the festival.
S/N TEAMS GOLD SILVER BRONZE
1 Delta 163 88 101
2 Rivers 69 58 67
3 Edo 47 41 53
4 Lagos 36 37 73
5 Bayelsa 32 56 49
6 Akwa Ibom 32 26 34
7 FCT 21 9 24
8 Kano 18 27 24
9 Oyo 16 35 44
10 Ondo 14 9 23
11 Abia 9 6 29
12 Ogun 8 15 41
13 Osun 7 8 20
14 Plateau 6 18 28
15 Bauchi 6 12 9
16 Anambra 5 11 13
17 Cross River 5 9 7
18 Imo 5 3 13
19 Kebbi 5 3 4
20 Kaduna 4 7 8
21 Niger 4 6 6
22 Kogi 2 2 8
23 Kwara 1 6 5
24 Nasarawa 1 5 8
25 Jigawa 1 3 1
26 Benue 1 2 7
27 Yobe 1 2 6
28 Enugu 1 2 2
29 Gombe 0 4 7
30 Borno 0 2 5
31 Ekiti 0 2 4
32 Zamfara 0 1 1
33 Adamawa 0 1 0
34 Taraba 0 0 4
35 Sokoto 0 0 3
36 Ebonyi 0 0 0
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