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Philip Shaibu Gives Federal Government Thumbs Up For Approval Of Major Sports Facilities

Director-general of National Institute for Sports (NIS), Comrade Philip Shaibu has given thumbs up to the Federal Government for approving comprehensive renovation and redevelopment of major facilities across the country, Sports247 reports.

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He described it as a visionary step capable of transforming Nigeria’s sports sector, improving athlete development, strengthening administration and repositioning the country for global competitiveness.

Shaibu also specially applauded the approval of renovation work for the NIS 200-bed hostel at Package B of Moshood Abiola National Stadium, Abuja which he believes will support the institute’s activities in training athletes, coaches, sports administrators and technical personnel.

The former Edo State governor added that renovation of the hostel and other key sports infrastructure will greatly enhance the NIS’ operations.

He further commended President Bola Ahmed Tinubu for demonstrating genuine commitment towards youth empowerment, infrastructure renewal, and sustainable sports development through the current administration’s Renewed Hope Agenda.

“I must sincerely appreciate the DG of the National Sports Commission, Hon. Bukola Olopade, for his commitment towards ensuring that these laudable projects become a reality. His efforts clearly show a strong passion for the growth and modernization of Nigerian sports.

“This is the kind of collaboration I have consistently advocated for since assuming office. The future of Nigerian sports depends on our collective ability to work together towards common goals.

When institutions collaborate effectively, the results will naturally reflect in athlete performance, infrastructure development, talent discovery, and sports economy growth,” Shaibu submitted.

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