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LOC To Unveil Logo, Mascot For 21st National Sports Festival Thursday In Asaba
The Local Organising Committee for the 2022 National Sports Festival has announced Thursday, 30th June, 2022, for the unveiling of the logo and mascot for the 21st National Sports Festival, NSF, scheduled to commence in November this year.
Speaking with journalists, Secretary of the LOC, Sir, Chris Anaziah said the logo and mascot would be unveiled in Asaba at the government house unity hall by 11am, with His Excellency, the Executive governor of Delta State, and the People’s Democratic Party’s vice-presidential candidate, Senator, Dr Ifeanyi Okowa as the chief host of the event. Minister of Youth and Sports Development, Sunday Dare, according to Sir Anaziah, with other members of Main Organising Committee (MOC) headed by the Sports’ Ministry Permanent Secretary
Alhaji Isma’il Abubakar, will also be present at the the unveiling ceremony.
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The local organizing committee had earlier, through its Chairman and Secretary to the Delta State Government, (SSG) Chief Patrick Ukah, reiterated Delta’s commitment to the hosting of the 21st National Sports Festival as the best of the festival since its inception.
He had asserted that the Asaba 2022 National Sports Festival will be the best of its kind as it will be second to none since the since
inception of the games in the country in 1973.
He noted that Delta as a major sporting state in the country, is committed to providing the best of facilities for citizens of the country and not just Deltans alone.
Delta 2022, will be the first time perennial champions, Delta State, will be hosting the Games.
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