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Stephen Keshi Stadium ready to host CAA and Worlds

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Last updated: August 22, 2019 8:23 pm
Queen Moseph
Published: July 12, 2018
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Minister for Youth and Sports, Barrister Solomon Dalung carried out a tour around the Stephen Keshi Stadium in Asaba, Delta State on Thursday.

The Stadium which will host the 21st African Senior Athletics Championships from August 1-5, received a pass mark from Dalung.

Barr Dalung who was conducted round the edifice by the chairman of the Local Organizing Committee, LOC for CAA Asaba 2018, Chief Solomon Ogba as well as the Head of Technical for the championships, Yussuf Alli expressed great delight at the quality of work done at the stadium.

“The facilities put in place at the Stephen Keshi Stadium are not just good enough for the African championships but they are capable of even hosting the IAAF World Championships.”

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The Minister admitted that a lot of work has been done since his last visit to the stadium and he specially thanked Governor Ifeanyi Okowa for leaving another legacy in sports in Delta state and Nigeria as a whole.

According to the minister, the gains of hosting the African Senior Athletics Championships is not limited to Delta State hence the Federal government will lend support in anyway they can since it is for the collective good.

“The Federal Government will offer support to Delta state to ensure that Asaba put up a world class championship in August,” said Dalung

Meanwhile, the minister has also expressed great optimism that Team Nigeria will do well at the African Championships having confirmed that the country’s best legs across the world including those that missed out on the Commonwealth Games are expected to be present in Asaba.

The minister noted that the athletes all know what accrues to them if they win medals in Asaba; hence they have been preparing and would definitely give their best shot as they compete with the rest of the continent.

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