Sports
Japan New Premier Promises ‘Strong Commitment’ To Olympics

Japan’s new Prime Minister, Yoshihide Suga, has told the president of the International Olympic Committee, Thomas Bach, that he is behind next year’s delayed Tokyo Games.
Yoshiro Mori, the head of the local organizing committee and also a former prime minister, said Prime Minister Yoshihide Suga has a “strong commitment” to the Tokyo Olympics.
Mori said that was the message he conveyed on a call to IOC president Thomas Bach.
“Mr. Bach was very pleased when he heard this,” Mori said, speaking Thursday at the organizing committee offices. “He said he wanted to fly over immediately and thank Mr. Suga for that.”
Tokyo organizers say the Games will open on July 23, 2021, despite the coronavirus pandemic, but they have given few details about exactly how, and at what added costs.
-
News22 hours ago
DELSU VC Thanks God For His Appointment, As Oborevwori Pledges 100% Support
-
Politics21 hours ago
Edo Governor, Monday Okpebholo, Visits Chief James Ibori
-
News24 hours ago
S’Court Verdict: We Disagree With The Judgments, But Will Obey Them –Fubara
-
News23 hours ago
CAN Threatens Legal Action Over School Closures For Ramadan In Northern States
-
News10 hours ago
President Tinubu Appoints Brigadier-General Nafiu Olakunle As NYSC DG